Coverage

Where the map reads.

The platform is built region by region — each earns its place as its data fills in. Below is exactly what stands behind the map today, and where the deepest analysis runs.

United Statesthe live country, growing state by state

Arizona · California · Colorado · Nevadalive states — the deepest field data

46published data layers behind the map

Tier 1the top computed coverage tier

What the map reads

46 layers, by what they tell you.

Geochemistry Stream-sediment pathfinder residuals 3 layers

Geology State bedrock geology and mapped units 1 layer

Geophysics Aeromagnetics and radiometrics 5 layers

Land access Claims, wilderness and open-ground 6 layers

Occurrences MRDS + USMIN recorded gold workings 4 layers

Prospectivity The engine: scores, confidence and evidence 12 layers

Satellite Sentinel-2 iron-oxide and clay/alteration ratios 3 layers

Structure Faults, lineaments and intersection density 4 layers

Terrain 3DEP elevation + 1 m LiDAR bare-earth in pilot districts 8 layers

What all of it does →

Honest about the edge

Data layers span the country. The engine’s scores, ranked spots, the gold tracer and open-ground verdicts run deepest over the Arizona pilot ground, where the full stack — including 1 m LiDAR and stream-sediment geochemistry — is in place.

Outside it, the map reads what’s mapped and says so. Where the data thins, the confidence value says exactly that — the map won’t invent a score it can’t stand behind.

Australia, Canada and New Zealand are on the way. Each country brings its own national datasets, so what you can read there will differ from the US — and we will list it here as it goes live.

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