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Vintage geological map showing Western Canada gas pools and regional cross-sections.

Vintage Gas Pools in Western Canada Map | 1980s Geological Wall Map Set

Geological Survey of Canada
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Product Code: 1558A

The Gas Pools in Western Canada Vintage Map Set offers a comprehensive, highly detailed historical snapshot of the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin as recorded in the early 1980s. Published as a expansive two-piece wall map set, this geological document provides invaluable insights into early oil and gas exploration across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.

Comprehensive Geological Data & Field Mapping:

  • Historical Gas & Oil Pools: Pinpoints all known natural gas pools and oil reservoirs identified up to the early 1980s, serving as a critical reference for historical resource tracking and basin evaluation.

  • Stratigraphic Breakdowns: Includes comprehensive data tables for each stratigraphic interval, organized and ranked by initial volume in place and ultimate recoverable reserves.

  • Geological Cross-Sections: Features detailed structural cross-sections across the map margin, clearly visualizing subterranean formation layering, faulting, and rock horizons across the sedimentary basin.

Format & Presentation:

  • Two-Piece Map Set: Printed across two large-format sheets designed to be mounted side-by-side for an expansive display in corporate boardrooms, geology firms, energy offices, or university libraries.

  • High Technical Detail: Packed with regional survey grids, formation names, field boundaries, and technical annotations suitable for geoscientists, cartography collectors, and energy industry historians.

An essential reference piece for petroleum geologists, history enthusiasts, and energy sector professionals interested in Western Canada's historic resource development.

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