Move from the national picture into district-level claims, attributed companies, deposits, and available infrastructure context. Registry refresh cadence and coverage are stated on each surface.
1,858,714
Total Claims
3,197
Companies
6
Map Districts
Uranium$86.38/lb
Athabasca Basin
The Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan hosts some of the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world, including Cameco's McArthur River and Cigar Lake and NexGen's Arrow discovery. Every active mineral disposition, attributed to the holding company with market-cap context and infrastructure scoring.
Nevada produces the majority of U.S. gold, with the Carlin Trend alone accounting for ~75 million ounces since discovery. This district surfaces every active BLM mining claim attributed to a publicly-traded holder across the state's major gold, silver, and lithium districts.
All active BLM mining claims across 12 western U.S. states, attributed to publicly-traded companies and spatially joined against 304,000+ USGS mineral deposits. Weekly change detection tracks new staking, drops, and transfers across the entire federal mineral estate.
Mining claims and tenures across eight Canadian jurisdictions: Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Nunavut, Manitoba, and the Northwest Territories. Coverage spans lithium, gold, copper, nickel, and critical minerals, with company attribution linking claims to their publicly-traded holders.
Mining tenements across all seven Australian states and territories, from Western Australia's gold-iron ore giants to South Australia's Olympic Dam copper-uranium province. Every active tenement is tracked weekly against 73,000+ deposit locations from Geoscience Australia.
Brazil's national mining registry (ANM/SIGMINE) covers hundreds of thousands of mineral rights across South America's largest mining nation. The Quadrilátero Ferrífero iron province, Carajás copper-gold belt, and emerging lithium pegmatites in Minas Gerais drive a diverse mineral sector spanning gold, iron, copper, and rare earths.