1. Home
  2. πŸ” Reference
  3. Mine Locator Map
Mine Locator Map

Mine Locator Map

Abandoned Mines & Prospects

368 ratings
8 reviews
With Ads
πŸ” Reference
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

Released
December 19, 2021
Updated
August 9, 2026

Features

Developer

Qvyshift LLC
✨Promote your app ✨
Mine Locator Map screenshot #1 for iPhone
Mine Locator Map screenshot #2 for iPhone
Mine Locator Map screenshot #3 for iPhone
Mine Locator Map screenshot #4 for iPhone
Mine Locator Map screenshot #5 for iPhone
Mine Locator Map screenshot #6 for iPhone
iphone
ipad
🧾$6.99
In-App Purchaseβ†˜οΈŽ
⭐8
Reviewsβ†˜οΈŽ
πŸ“11+ tags
Tagsβ†˜οΈŽ
πŸ”„2+ apps
Alternativesβ†˜οΈŽ
❓5 answered
FAQβ†˜οΈŽ
πŸ“¦~ in 2 weeks
Updates frequencyβ†˜οΈŽ
πŸ–ΌοΈGet Icon
Iconsβ†˜οΈŽ

About

Discover historical and active mines, prospects, and mineral deposits across the United States. This app provides a map-based interface to locate various mining-related sites without requiring registration or subscriptions.

βœ“Map of mines and prospects
βœ“Locate abandoned mines
βœ“Locate active mines
βœ“Show mineral deposits
βœ“Show processing plants
βœ“USGS MRDS data source
Show original description

What's New in Mine Locator Map

1.10.4

August 9, 2026

Behind-the-scenes changes to keep things running smoothly.

1

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$6.99

Upgrade

Enables additional features.

User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

$!$$

Requires money to sort map. No thanks.
Jjwb7951

NumMatic

Love this app
NNumMatic24

Could be better

Good concept but falls short. I really hate that I have to find the name of a specific county before I can get info. And it takes forever to load the mineral resource info.
G𝗑great game - 𝗑𝗒𝗧

Paid upgrade

I bought the upgrade and haven’t noticed a change in the app or any added value in the data it provides.
FFFat man fell on his face

Useless

Can’t even look for/see a specific thing without paying to filter your search. That means that every place that produces rocks, gravel, or clay will be a point on the map. Impossible to find what you are looking for.
FFireBlast1334

Response from developer

To clarify, you see all results when you search geographically. We're sorry the free version doesn't meet your needs, but many people find the app to be useful, both with and without purchasing the upgrade, which is an inexpensive one-time purchase.

See 3 more reviews

Developer apps

Spanish Medical Phrases
Spanish Medical Phrases

Medical Terminology Phrasebook

πŸ₯ Medical

(4)

$9.99
Hydrogen Stations USA
Hydrogen Stations USA

Hydrogen Fuel Station Finder

πŸ—ΊοΈ Navigation

(646)

Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads
Price Check Scanner
Price Check Scanner

Scan and compare prices

πŸ›οΈ Shopping

(734)

Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads
Red Tide Map
Red Tide Map

Florida harmful algal blooms

β˜€οΈ Weather

(2)

$8.99
Fireguard Wildfire Tracker
Fireguard Wildfire Tracker

Satellite fire maps & alerts

β˜€οΈ Weather

(5)

$9.99
See developer apps

FAQ

What does the Mine Locator Map app do?

The app provides a map displaying the locations of historical and active mines, as well as prospects, deposits, and processing plants across the United States. It utilizes data from the USGS Mineral Resources Data System (MRDS).

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include the ability to locate abandoned mines, active mines, prospects, deposits, and processing plants. The app presents this information on a map interface and does not require any registration, login, or subscription to use.

Is Mine Locator Map free to use?

Yes, the app is free to download and use. However, it does contain advertisements and offers in-app purchases, which may provide additional functionality or remove ads.

What kind of data does the app use?

The app sources its data from the USGS Mineral Resources Data System (MRDS), a comprehensive database of information on mineral occurrences and resources in the United States.

Who would find this app useful?

This app is useful for geologists, prospectors, historians, and anyone interested in exploring or learning about mining activities and mineral resources within the United States.