Active well licences, surface holes, every operator.
Source: Alberta Energy Regulator. Not an official version of the AER's material.
Alberta · Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin
Operational intelligence for Alberta energy.
Wells, facilities and rigs from the Alberta Energy Regulator's ST37, ST102 and ST49 files; dispositions, hazards and the township grid beside them. Type an LSD and the map goes there.
4,072,500legal subdivisions placed
255,004sections indexed
214,550well surface holes, at last count
within 50 mevery subdivision placed
What the map shows
Each layer names its source.
From the Montney and the Duvernay to the Clearwater, the Deep Basin and the oil sands region: the whole province on one map. Nothing is drawn that cannot be credited. These are the layers it serves today.
Active oil and gas facilities, every operator.
Source: Alberta Energy Regulator. Not an official version of the AER's material.
Recent spud activity, placed by licence.
Source: Alberta Energy Regulator. Not an official version of the AER's material.
Approved temporary field-authorization dispositions.
Source: Alberta Energy Regulator. Not an official version of the AER's material.
Township, section, quarter and legal subdivision, drawn to LSD.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta. Data Set Credit: Alberta Environment and Parks, Government of Alberta.
Crown land reservations, tenure base.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta.
Magnitude ≥ 2.5 events in Western Canada, last 30 days.
Credit: U.S. Geological Survey
Active fire hotspots, last 2 days.
NASA FIRMS
Live road events.
Source: 511 Alberta, Government of Alberta.
Bear, cougar and moose sightings, last 90 days.
iNaturalist observers, CC0 and CC BY, credited per sighting.
Proposed and under-construction energy and clean-tech projects.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
Today
The regulator's files are separate downloads, the township grid comes from another publisher, and neither is a map you can search by LSD.
Here
One map, every layer credited, go-to by LSD, section or coordinate, and a feed of what changed.
Feed and go-to
New items from the map's layers, newest first.
Public notices of application, facility-licence events, field incidents, spuds and the rest arrive as they are published, each with a link back to its place on the map.
Feed · example
Each row: the layer, a title, the date and a link to the map.
- Public noticesShow on map →
- Facility licencesShow on map →
- Active rigs 7dShow on map →
Titles here are the layer names, not real items.
Go to · example
Type a legal subdivision, a section or a coordinate and the map goes there.
LSDSectionLat/lng
04-12-052-20 W5typed
Placed · within 50 mLSD
Every legal subdivision in the survey is placed within 50 m of its polygon centre; the map says so beside the answer.
Source: Alberta Township System · Open Government Licence – AlbertaOne plan
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Planned
A typed natural-language box, then voice, as a tier above the base plan.
Sources
Every layer names its source.
The app keeps a licences page listing each layer's publisher, licence and credit. Read the licences page.
- Source: Alberta Energy Regulator. Not an official version of the AER's material.
- Source: 511 Alberta, Government of Alberta. Live road events.
- Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta. Data Set Credit: Alberta Environment and Parks, Government of Alberta.
- Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
- Credit: U.S. Geological Survey
- NASA FIRMS
- iNaturalist observers, CC0 and CC BY, credited per sighting.
- The map shown above, as captured from the app: © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap · Improve this map.