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Geomap Online Get all-inclusive access to over 3,000 detailed base, structure, and executive reference maps.

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Geomap Online package at one glance

3,000 current maps at your fingertips

Access up to 3,000 base, structure, and executive reference maps instantly from your computer.

Easy-to-use interface

Find the information you need in seconds, using a search function, for example, to locate fields, wells, or Texas abstracts.

Create your own multilayered maps in minutes

Zoom in and out, switch layers on and off to display the structure and production horizon information simultaneously, and create your own multilayered maps with just a couple of clicks.

Save up to 17% on map access

Accessing maps via Geomap Online is about 17% less expensive than licensing them as .tiff files and about 30% less expensive than licensing them as .shape files.

You can get a free library membership by subscribing to Geomap Online.

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“Access to Geomap Online helped me speed up my work and grow my client base faster”

Before using Geomap, I relied on multiple sources, libraries, and online resources to gather geologic data, which involved manual searches and time-intensive downloads. I had tried using maps of other companies, but your maps were the most comprehensive, containing extensive key formations, historical data, and up-to-date information.

Once I started using your maps, my consulting project turnaround times became faster, leading to new clients and repeat business.

If I didn’t have access to Geomap Online, I would miss the wealth of geologic information necessary for understanding sparsely drilled basins, types of faults, geologic stratigraphy, and well logs. Their maps are a real time-saver, providing solid geologic reference to build on and utilize for play concepts and further area developments at your fingertips.

- Philip William Papadeas, Consulting Geologist, Sonora Resources, LLC

Maps included in the Geomap Online package

Get access to the base, structure, and production reference maps for the following areas.

How much does it cost?

The monthly subscription fee depends on the coverage area and ranges from $300 to $3,000 per month. The minimum subscription duration is three months.

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“These easy-to-access maps help me work much faster”

I considered getting the same information from other companies, but I chose Geomap because their maps were the most comprehensive. After licensing your maps, I was able to see prospects in context with other plays, properties, and wells, which significantly benefited my business.

Your maps are dependable, accurate, and easy-to-access, which helps me work faster and be more productive.

- John Carr, President, Carr Resources, Inc.

“Detailed accurate maps that save us a lot of time on research”

After licensing Geomap maps, we spend less time on needless research since the data is already available and easy to access. If not for Geomap, we wouldn’t be able to get this data at all because of how much effort it would cost us.

I would highly recommend your maps for their quality and affordability, as well as the excellent customer service.

- Terry Moody, President, Terra Dynamics, Inc.

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How Geomaps maps are created Hand-drawn by geologists with 30+ years of experience, updated quarterly

Creating a contour map is a highly interpretive process. And although a computer can create a map much faster, a map created by an experienced geologist is usually more accurate.

The reason for it is that a computer spreads contours while relying on a mathematical calculation and not a geological interpretation. But an interpreter who knows the geology of an area incorporates all the aspects of local geology into that contoured map.

For example, a computer might evenly space the contours between the two points with different elevations, where in reality a monocline may exist. An experienced geologist familiar with the area will include the axis of a monocline, which will result in a more accurate map.