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Mineralocity is used by organizations across the construction materials and mining industries, including:

• Aggregate producers
• Industrial mineral operators
• Commercial mining companies
• Heavy equipment manufacturers
• Equipment dealerships
• Engineering firms
• Consultants
• Infrastructure developers
• Data center site selectors
• Utility planners
• Government agencies

Organizations use Mineralocity to:

• Identify new business opportunities
• Monitor competitors
• Evaluate regional markets
• Build sales territories
• Analyze supply networks
• Support acquisitions
• Evaluate site locations
• Understand transportation logistics
• Improve strategic planning

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New users can explore Mineralocity through a complimentary 14-day trial before selecting a subscription plan.

Public datasets are valuable, but they often require significant cleaning, organization, and interpretation before they become useful business tools.

Mineralocity combines publicly available information with proprietary research, verified producer information, GIS analysis, transportation networks, geological expertise, and market intelligence to provide a more complete understanding of the industry.

Rather than simply showing where operations are located, Mineralocity helps users understand how those operations fit within the surrounding market.

Use the search bar to quickly locate producers, operators, commodities, counties, or geographic locations.

Results update automatically as you type.

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Users can filter information by commodity, producer, operator, geographic area, and other available criteria to quickly focus on the information most relevant to their project.

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Depending on your subscription level, users can export producer information, drive time analysis, demographic information, and other supported datasets.

Enterprise customers may request expanded licensing or custom export options.

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Users can combine multiple GIS layers, apply filters, customize basemaps, and save views tailored to their workflow.

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Mineralocity is designed to help users compare geographic markets based on production, transportation, competition, and regional supply conditions.

Many producers do not publicly disclose annual production.

Estimated production provides valuable context for evaluating market size, regional supply, competitive positioning, and infrastructure planning.

Drive Time Analysis calculates realistic travel times using actual road networks rather than straight-line distances.

Because construction materials travel by highways and local roads—not "as the crow flies"—Drive Time provides a more accurate understanding of transportation logistics, customer reach, haul distances, and regional market dynamics.

Traditional radius maps assume materials can travel in a straight line.

In reality, transportation follows roads, bridges, terrain, and other infrastructure constraints.

Drive Time Analysis provides a more realistic picture of transportation costs and market accessibility.

Market Demand Heatmaps provide a high-level visualization of where construction material demand is concentrated across a region.

Rather than displaying individual project records, these heatmaps combine multiple market indicators into an easy-to-understand geographic visualization that helps users quickly identify areas of higher and lower aggregate demand.

The result is a clearer view of regional market activity that supports planning and strategic decision making.

Market Demand Heatmaps help users identify:

• Areas experiencing higher construction activity
• Regions where aggregate demand may be increasing
• Markets that may require additional supply
• Geographic trends that support long-term planning

Because the information is displayed as a regional heatmap rather than individual project records, users can quickly recognize broader market patterns at a glance.

Regional demand patterns are often more valuable for strategic planning than individual project records.

Heatmaps provide a simplified visualization of market activity while highlighting broader geographic trends that help support market analysis, infrastructure planning, and business development.

Mineralocity combines producer information, geological mapping, transportation networks, market intelligence, and regional demand patterns into a single platform.

Rather than relying on one dataset, users can evaluate:

• Existing supply
• Potential demand
• Transportation constraints
• Competitive markets
• Areas with future growth potential

This broader perspective helps organizations make more informed strategic decisions.

Users can switch between multiple basemap styles using the Basemap menu.

Different basemaps are useful depending on whether you're viewing aerial imagery, transportation infrastructure, or general mapping.

Enable the Property Boundary layer and zoom into your area of interest.

Selecting a parcel displays available ownership and property information where supported.

Property information is provided by county and state agencies.

Because every jurisdiction maintains records differently, available parcel information may vary by location.

Mineralocity combines publicly available information with proprietary research conducted by Burgex.

Sources may include:

• Government agencies
• Regulatory organizations
• GIS datasets
• Aerial imagery
• Industry publications
• Internal research
• Field verification

Every dataset undergoes ongoing review and quality assurance.

While no industry database is perfect, Mineralocity is continuously updated to improve completeness, consistency, and accuracy.

We welcome user feedback.

If you notice incorrect information, missing operations, or outdated records, please contact our support team so the information can be reviewed and updated.

Suppliers use Mineralocity to identify active producers, locate decision-makers, build sales territories, improve prospecting efforts, and better understand regional mining and aggregate markets.

Large infrastructure projects depend on reliable access to construction materials.

Mineralocity helps users evaluate nearby producers, transportation networks, haul distances, and regional supply conditions before projects begin.

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Mineralocity helps organizations evaluate local aggregate availability, transportation logistics, regional supply capacity, and infrastructure constraints that may affect project timelines and costs.

The API is designed to integrate with many common enterprise applications, including:

• ArcGIS
• Power BI
• Custom GIS applications
• Business intelligence platforms
• Internal enterprise software

The API is commonly used by:

• Enterprise mining companies
• Engineering firms
• GIS analysts
• Software developers
• Data teams
• Corporate strategy groups

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Organizations can stream Mineralocity data directly into ArcGIS for mapping, spatial analysis, and project planning.

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The API can also be used to build customized Power BI dashboards that combine Mineralocity data with internal business metrics.

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Our team provides onboarding sessions, product demonstrations, and training to help organizations get the most from Mineralocity.

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Organizations requiring specialized research, expanded geographic coverage, custom datasets, or consulting support are encouraged to contact the Burgex team.

Visit the Contact page on our website or reach out directly to the Mineralocity team for assistance with subscriptions, technical support, enterprise licensing, API access, or general product questions.

Mineralocity brings together verified producer intelligence, GIS mapping, geological expertise, transportation analysis, and market insights in one enterprise platform built specifically for the mining, aggregates, industrial minerals, and infrastructure industries.

Instead of spending hours gathering information from multiple sources, users can access the intelligence they need through a single connected platform, helping identify opportunities, evaluate markets, improve planning, and make more informed business decisions.

Whether you're a producer, supplier, engineering firm, or infrastructure developer, Mineralocity delivers the context behind the data so you can move from information to action with confidence.