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The following maps, map viewers, and shapefiles allow users to easily locate various energy projects, activities, and approvals across Alberta. Some maps on this page are also available on OneStop, our new application processing technology.
 

Our downloadable maps provide information on development areas and industry activities. The files are last updated as indicated.

  • Horizontal Multistage Fractured Well Activity by Fluid Type (updated quarterly) [PDF]
  • Horizontal Multistage Fractured Well Activity by Strat Unit (updated quarterly) [PDF]
  • Map-84: Coal Drillhole Locations, 2010 [PDF]
  • Map-85: Coal Mines and Potential Coal Development Areas, 2014 [PDF]
  • Map-86: Significant Coal-Bearing Formations in Alberta, 2005 [Tableau]
  • Map-87: Coal in Alberta (2015, historical map) [ZIP]. For current information, refer to the mapviewer and/or shapfile.
  • Map-90: Designated Oil and Gas Fields, and Oil Sands Deposits [Large PDF] [Small PDF]
  • Map-94: Alberta Strike Areas (includes map and strike list), 2024 [ZIP]
  • Mineable Oil Sands Regional Development Status Maps, 2008 [ZIP]
  • Table of Formations, Alberta (May, 2019) [PDF] [ZIP]
  • Zones Available for Shale Gas Fluids, 2010 [PDF]

Our downloadable shapefiles provide spatial data for certain geological features and industry activities. All files are in ZIP format and are updated monthly unless otherwise stated.

Find More Maps and Shapefiles 

Refer to our Products and Services Catalogue for a full list of maps and shapefiles, as well as information on file sizes and available formats.

The AER's Alberta Geological Survey (AGS) has a large selection of maps of Alberta depicting surficial and bedrock geology, drift thickness, groundwater/hydrogeology, and mineral resources. To find out more, search AGS's publications and filter by maps or data (for shapefiles).

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