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NV Bureau of Mines & Geology

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Nevada Bureau of Mines & Geology (NBMG, University of Nevada Reno) — minerals & energy. No-auth ArcGIS REST (gisweb.unr.edu, ArcGIS Server 10.71) covering the previously-uncovered state of Nevada, the #2 US geothermal producer and a leading critical-minerals state. Four point layers: historical oil & gas wells (through 2013), geothermal wells (rich AASG-style schema — operator, status, thermal class, commodity of interest), the Mineral Resources Data System (MRDS, ~15.5K Nevada sites with commodities, deposit type, development status), and critical mineral sites (lithium, tungsten, antimony, rare earths). All geometry returned as WGS84 lon/lat for the map viewer; several upstream string fields are space-padded and are trimmed by the handler. No auth.

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Provenance

PublisherNV Bureau of Mines & Geology
API basehttps://gisweb.unr.edu/nbmg/rest/services/MineralsAndEnergy

Freshness & coverage

FreshnessFreshness not declared
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AuthenticationNo credentials required

Methods (5)

  • getOilAndGasWells

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    Oil & gas wells drilled in Nevada through 2013 (~1061), filter by county/operator/status

    Filter county, operator, status, bbox, or near; limit 500; records or GeoJSON.

  • getGeothermalWells

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    Nevada geothermal wells (~2854) with thermal class, operator, status, commodity of interest

    Filter operator, status, class, commodity, county, bbox, or near; dates are ISO.

  • searchMineralResources

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    Search about 15,500 Nevada MRDS sites by commodity, deposit type, or status.

    Filter site, commodity, deposit, status, county, bbox, or near; records/GeoJSON.

  • getCriticalMinerals

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    Nevada critical mineral sites (~2456) — lithium, tungsten, antimony, rare earths and more

    Filter commodity, site, district, production, bbox, or near; trims source.

  • getServiceInfo

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    Describe layers, fields, enums, Nevada counties, and source conventions.