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Every layer worth checking before you dig.

Mineral claims, gold occurrences, regional geochemistry, bedrock geology, assessment reports and 1-metre LiDAR — across British Columbia's goldfields on one map, built for the field.

Claims

Is the ground open?

Every current mineral claim, title submission, reserve and Notice of Work — mapped, colour-coded and tied to the official Mineral Titles Online record, so you know whose ground you're on before you head out.

  • Check the claim first. Tap any claim to read its holder, tenure number and status before you commit a day in the bush.
  • Spot the open ground. Available cells read at a glance between the active claims.
  • Reserves & restrictions. See mineral reserves and no-staking ground up front.
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Geochemistry

Read the ground's fingerprint

Regional stream-sediment, soil, till and rock-chip gold assays — plotted where the samples were actually taken, so you can read the anomalies that point at gold.

  • Stream, soil, till & rock. Every sample medium, plotted at the collection site.
  • Anomalies, not just dots. Read the clusters and highs that flag mineralised ground.
  • Till tells the story. Glacial till geochem traces gold back up-ice to source.
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Geology

Gold follows geology

Seamless bedrock geology and Quaternary surficial cover from the BC Geological Survey — the units, faults and glacial story that control where BC's gold sits.

  • Host rocks at a glance. See the belts, intrusions and units that carry gold.
  • Faults & contacts. Structures where gold concentrates.
  • Surficial cover. Quaternary geology shows what's hiding the bedrock.
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Occurrences & mines

History is the best lead

Recorded gold occurrences and major mines from BC's MINFILE inventory — mapped where the ground actually is, so you can prospect near proven gold.

  • Recorded occurrences. Documented gold occurrences from MINFILE.
  • Major mines. Where BC's biggest gold has come from.
  • Prospect near proven gold. Work the edges and overlooked ground around known finds.
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Exploration reports

Don't repeat the work

Decades of public exploration reports — ARIS assessment work, the property file and prospector reports — indexed on the map so you can stand on someone else's results before you spend a dollar.

  • ARIS assessment reports. Decades of filed exploration work, mapped to ground.
  • Property file. Historic company and government documents.
  • Prospector reports. Field notes and finds from the ground.
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LiDAR

Strip away the timber

High-resolution bare-earth LiDAR hillshade strips away the timber — old workings, benches, channels and terraces jump out, with contours and watercourses to read the ground.

  • 1-metre bare-earth. Fine enough to read benches and channels.
  • Old workings pop. Cuts, ditches and terraces the timber hides.
  • Contours on demand. Read gradient, benches and old water-races.
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Access & land

Public, private, or protected?

Resource roads, parks and protected areas, property boundaries and active fire areas — so you plan a legal, accessible route to the ground.

  • Resource roads. Digital Road Atlas and FTEN forest roads for the approach.
  • Parks & protected areas. See the boundaries you can't cross.
  • Property boundaries. Public vs private at a glance.
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Every claim, every layer, all of British Columbia — on one map you can take off-grid.

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