Canada

What we hold: 1.1 million mapped geological units, 1.1 million structural features, 68,000 deposits and occurrences and 2.2 million tenure records, from Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts du Québec and the Yukon Geological Survey.

1,198,884
Geological units
Across 11 jurisdictions
1,173,912
Structural features
68,418
Deposits and occurrences
2,236,214
Tenure records
Live and historic titles

What we hold

The layers for Canada.

LayerFeatures
Mapped geological unitsLithology and age where the publisher states them 1,198,884
Structural featuresFaults, contacts, lineaments and oriented measurements 1,173,912
Deposits and occurrencesMineral deposits and recorded occurrences 68,418
Tenure recordsLive and historic mineral titles from the register 2,236,214
Protected and excluded areasGround withheld from mineral entry 776,697
Geochemical sample recordsPublished records; a sample held in two releases or compilations appears twice 4,160,221

Open ground

73.3%

of 9.8 million km² assessed carries no live title. Protected areas are not yet subtracted in every jurisdiction here, so the figure is optimistic. A dated snapshot: a pegging decision needs a live register query on the day.

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