Resource Map of Saskatchewan | Geological Survey Wall Map

The Resource Map of Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Geological Survey Geoscience Map GM2025-2) is an authoritative, highly technical visual reference designed for mining executives, geologists, resource exploration professionals, and GIS analysts. This comprehensive map offers an intricate overview of the province's rich geological wealth, detailing defined resource areas and operational sites across major industries.

Key Features & Data Layers Included:

• Areas of Potential: Deeply mapped zones indicating potential for base metals, bitumen (oil sands), gold, helium, lithium, rare earth elements, and uranium.

• Defined Resource Areas: Distinct spatial boundaries for coal fields, commercial forestry, gas pools, oil pools, and potash/salt areas.

• Metallic Minerals & Energy Materials: Precise point data locating major deposits including Gold (Santoy, Seabee), Uranium (Cigar Lake, McArthur River), Lithium, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Nickel, Cobalt, Platinum Group Elements, Iron, Coal, Petroleum, and Rare Earth Elements.

• Industrial Materials & Gemstones: Comprehensive tracking of Potash and Salt mines (Allan, Belle Plaine, Rocanville), Helium plants (Antelope, Battle Creek), Diamonds, Graphite, Sodium/Magnesium/Potassium Sulphate, Clay, and Silica Sand quarries.

• Forestry & Horticulture: Active commercial operations including forestry processing plants, peat moss operations, and leonardite facilities (e.g., Carrier Forest Products, Weyerhaeuser).

• Geological & Administrative Infrastructure: Features key cratonic boundaries, the Phanerozoic Basin edge, the Athabasca Basin edge, and main transportation networks (roads, cities, towns) for seamless geographical orientation.

Whether used for strategic office reference, investment pitches, or regulatory mapping, this geoscience resource map is the definitive guide to Saskatchewan's sub-surface economy.