GeoLocity.What’s underneath any address?Find out in 60 seconds.
Recorded minerals — including rare-earth elements, lithium, and cobalt — plus groundwater, flood and wildfire history, and whether the mineral rights may have been separated from the land. 25 public sources, one clear report. Start free, no account.
Free parcel scorecard. No email. Complete report $19.99.
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All samples →Mount Rushmore, SD
What real mineral signal looks like — 19 occurrences, a federal survey zone.
Disneyland, CA
An ordinary urban parcel — water, flood, and environmental context, calmly.
Data Center Alley, VA
A neighborhood in one of the world's densest data-center clusters — 249 facilities inside the scan radius.
Who this is for
Different reasons, same question: what’s under this land, and who already knows?
🏡 Homeowners and landowners
When someone offers to buy your land or your mineral rights, they've already pulled the data. You're the only one at the table who hasn't.
- An offer's in front of you — and you have no independent read on what the records show underneath
- Someone wants your mineral rights specifically, and you don't know what they know
- You inherited the parcel and half-remember talk of something below — but never knew what, or why
- The USGS is re-mapping the country for critical minerals right now — your parcel may sit in a brand-new survey zone
- One free scorecard puts you on equal footing before you sign anything
📈 Agents and investors
The story doesn't stop at the property line — and neither should your read on a parcel.
- Run every parcel you're listing, buying, or prospecting through one report
- Minerals, water, flood and fire history, and rights status — without chasing five agencies
- Spot a parcel inside a new USGS Earth MRI survey zone before the other side of the table does
- Report Pack: 5 credits, good for 12 months — run a whole shortlist
🏢 Businesses and researchers
Title, lending, insurance, and research teams run the report engine in bulk.
- Batch access across many parcels through one interface
- New Earth MRI survey data flows in as USGS publishes it
- Working at scale? The engine is available to license — get in touch
How it works
Three steps, from first look to full depth.
Type an address
Or use your location, or coordinates. GeoLocity checks the parcel against live federal and state records and hands back a scorecard — one calm status line for every layer it checked.
Read your free scorecard
Thirteen status lines across four cards — minerals, water, the land above, and ownership rights — each checked live for your parcel. Your safety headlines are free: flood zone, fire history, landslides, environmental sites.
Go as deep as you need
The complete report adds full mineral detail with map pins, the industrial water-demand scan, the rights read, and a PDF you can keep — for one parcel, or on a monthly plan for ongoing research.
Why this exists
The data is public. The map was missing.
The USGS publishes every recorded mineral occurrence and Earth MRI survey zone. FEMA publishes the flood maps, the EPA its tracked sites, the BLM its federal mineral cases. All of it is free, and all of it sits in separate places. The interface was missing.
GeoLocity assembles that public data into a single report for any property. Landowners get a calm, factual read on what is under their land — including, often, the finding that nothing notable is there. That answer counts too.
Recorded mineral occurrences — including rare-earth elements, lithium, cobalt, uranium, helium, and the industrial minerals most parcels carry. Plus your bedrock, mapped faults nearby, and whether the parcel sits inside a federal Earth MRI survey area.
The principal aquifer beneath the parcel, where one is mapped, and the industrial water-demand scan — who else is drawing on the same water nearby.
FEMA flood zone, wildfire perimeters recorded nearby, mapped landslide occurrences, and EPA-tracked environmental sites. These safety headlines are free on every parcel, always.
Whether the mineral rights may have been separated from the land — reported as unverified by default, because most parcels have never been checked — alongside federal mineral-activity cases recorded nearby.
What it costs
The price is on the page.
Most people learn what their land holds only after someone else already knows. These reports close that gap — starting free, with the price stated plainly before you pay it.
Parcel scorecard
Free
No email · no account · one per person
Know whether there's anything worth looking into — before anyone asks you to sign.
- Know in 60 seconds whether your parcel holds anything worth a closer look
- Your safety headlines are free, always — flood zone, fire history, landslides, environmental sites
- 13 live checks across minerals, water, the land above, and rights — one status line each
Complete Report
$19.99
One-time · this parcel, forever
For the parcel you're about to buy, sell, or answer an offer on.
- Walk into your sale or offer knowing exactly what the records show
- See every recorded mineral occurrence mapped to your parcel, with pins
- Know who else is drawing on your groundwater nearby before it becomes a problem
- Get the rights read plus nearby federal mineral-activity cases in one place
- Keep the full PDF — print it, share it, hand it to your attorney
Report Pack
$39.99
5 report credits · any parcels · good for 12 months
Comparing places? Each credit unlocks one parcel's complete report — spend them on any parcels, any time in the next 12 months.
- Five complete reports, spend one credit per parcel
- Use them on any parcels you're comparing — no rush, good for 12 months
- Every credit unlocks the same full report: minerals, water, rights, the recorded history