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New Publications and Featured Projects
New Publications and Featured Projects
The WSGS has published new digital geologic map data for four 1:24,000-scale bedrock geologic maps in the Granite Mountains area of central Wyoming. All four datasets are available as standalone downloads in geodatabase and shapefile formats: Whiskey Peak, Muddy Gap, Seminoe Dam NE, and Seminoe Mountains greenstone belt.
WSGS has released two quick-read summaries that snapshot Wyoming’s oil and natural gas activity and geologic hazards. The 2025 Oil, Gas and CCUS Summary highlights production, drilling trends, and price context, while the Wyoming Geologic Hazards Summary outlines key hazards and directs readers to WSGS maps and tools.
WSGS Launches Comprehensive Uranium Data Archive to Support Wyoming’s Energy Future
The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) has completed a major initiative to preserve, modernize, and publish its entire archive of uranium-related geologic data.
Interactive Maps
Interactive Maps
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