DigiGeoData

Catalogue

What you get access to.

Every dataset below is reachable through all three solutions — the browser viewer, WMS in your GIS, and WFS as raw features. What decides whether you see it is the territory your subscription covers, not the product you use.

Reachable through Viewer ArcGIS · QGIS · MapInfovia WMS / WFS link — and TBC marks a fact still to be confirmed before this page ships.

Canada

Included in every subscription tier.

Canadian mineral claims

Active claim and tenure boundaries across the provinces and territories, with the holder and status carried on each polygon.

  • geometry
  • holder
  • status
  • area_ha

947,837claims served

  • Ontario414,466
  • Quebec239,313
  • Yukon202,074
  • British Columbia36,792
  • Manitoba28,605
  • Saskatchewan8,281
  • 6 further provinces and territories not shown
Viewer ArcGIS · QGIS · MapInfovia WMS / WFS link

Property outlines

Project boundaries with their ownership carried on the polygon — each holder, the stake they hold, and the nature of the agreement.

  • geometry
  • owner
  • stake %
  • status
  • area_ha

3,877outlines in Canada

  • Canada3,877
  • United States of America972
  • Mexico249

4,883 of 5,098 active · 1,409 companies hold a named stake, from 0 % to 100 %

Viewer ArcGIS · QGIS · MapInfovia WMS / WFS link

Assets

Mines, deposits and occurrences as points, classified by type so the map stays readable — operating mines hold at small scales, minor occurrences appear as you zoom in.

  • geometry
  • asset_type
  • name

10,246assets, Canada and USA

  • Occurrence3,207
  • Zone2,736
  • Deposit1,943
  • Historical Mine1,917
  • Operating Mine385
  • Plant15
  • 4 further asset types not shown
Viewer ArcGIS · QGIS · MapInfovia WMS / WFS link
F1 A mosaic of Canadian mineral claims at district zoom, the polygon pattern reading as a texture.
Claim polygons at district zoom — the signature of staked ground.
Upcoming

Regional geology

Compiled bedrock geology — 60 years of survey mapping harmonised into one lithology and one time scale — exists in our database and is not published yet. It reaches no subscription today, and we would rather list it here than let it wear the badges of a layer you can open.

F2 Compiled bedrock geology over a mining district, formation colours reading as a composition.
Held in the database, published to no layer.

United States

Requires a Canada + USA subscription.

Property outlines

The same layer as in Canada, continuing across the border on one model — one query spans both, and ownership reads the same on either side.

  • geometry
  • owner
  • stake %
  • status
  • area_ha

972outlines in the USA

  • Canada3,877
  • United States of America972
  • Mexico249
Viewer ArcGIS · QGIS · MapInfovia WMS / WFS link
Upcoming

US geology, and US mineral rights

State and federal geological mapping, and the federal claim records, are in our database and not published yet. The mineral claims and the asset points stop at the Canadian border today. When that changes it will be a property of your subscription, not a new product.

F3 Geological mapping over a United States mining district, on the same model as the Canadian compilation.
Held in the database, published to no layer.

Worldwide

Not available yet.
Upcoming

Coverage beyond North America

Our catalogue currently covers Canada, the United States and Mexico. Ground outside North America is not part of it today, and we would rather say so than sell you a map with nothing on it.

If your work needs a territory we do not hold, tell us which one — what customers ask for is what we source next.

A team maintains these datasets from public sources. Given their size, the effort goes to the best quality we can reach rather than to a fixed schedule — an orebody does not change on a news cycle.

Counted 2026-07-30

How access works

Territory decides, not the product.

A Canada subscription shows the Canadian datasets in the viewer, in your GIS over WMS, and as features over WFS. Adding the United States adds those datasets everywhere at once — you do not buy the same ground twice.

Trying it

The trial opens the Canadian set.

Ten days, no card. You see exactly what a Canada subscription sees, so the decision is made on the real data rather than on a description of it.

Getting started

Look at the data before you decide.

Register and the Canadian set is open to you for ten days. Tell us the ground you work and we'll quote the coverage that fits.

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