ColombiaMap – a GIS database for mineral occurrences and land status of Colombia

Available in ArcGIS or in MapInfo Format!

ColombiaMap is a two-part GIS database that assembles and displays information related to mineral exploration in Colombia.

• The Prospect Database locates and describes over 2000 base and precious metal mines and prospects.
• The Land Status Database locates and describes over 2000 metallic mineral concessions as well as national parks, forest reserves and other areas of restricted mineral entry.

For Pricing Information, click on How to Order.

For a detailed description of the database and its contents, click on contact RdC

GreaterAntillesMap – a GIS database for mineral occurrences and land status of the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica and Puerto Rico

Available in ArcGIS or in MapInfo Format!

GreaterAntillesMap is a two-part GIS database that assembles and displays information related to mineral exploration in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica and Puerto Rico.

• The Prospect Database locates and describes base and precious metal mines and prospects.
• The Land Status Database locates and describes metallic mineral concessions as well as national parks, forest reserves, indian reservations and other areas of restricted mineral entry.

For a detailed description of the database and its contents, click on contact RdC

For Pricing Information, click on How to Order.

CentralAmericaMap – a GIS database for mineral occurrences and land status of Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama

Available in ArcGIS or in MapInfo Format!

CentralAmericaMap is a two-part GIS database that assembles and displays information related to mineral exploration in Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.

• The Prospect Database locates and describes base and precious metal mines and prospects.
• The Land Status Database locates and describes metallic mineral concessions as well as national parks, forest reserves, indian reservations and other areas of restricted mineral entry.

For a detailed description of the database and its contents, click on contact RdC

For Pricing Information, click on How to Order.

Testimonials:

“This database is an excellent resource with comprehensive key data for mineral exploration in the Caribbean Basin. From my experience, I can tell that the content of the GIS database is very complete and the information is always current and thorough.”

- Sergio Gelcich, Senior Geologist, Globestar Mining Company

“He trabajado 5 años en Panamá y Centroamerica, Recursos del Caribe ha sido la primera y mejor fuente de consulta geológica en exploración minera por su amplia experiencia en la Cuenca del Caribe; recientemente con Pan American Silver Corp, hemos adquiridos sus productos y estamos muy satisfechos por su contenido y la calidad de su información, es consulta obligada para quienes deseamos trabajar es esta regióñ”

- Carlos Astorga Delgadillo, Gerente de Exploraciones, Pan American Silver Peru S.A.C.

Consulting Services

Recursos del Caribe, S.A. is a consulting firm specializing in mineral exploration and development in Central America and the Caribbean Region.

Carl E. Nelson, president of RdC, brings over twenty years of exploration experience to the company and, since 1987, has worked full time in the Caribbean Basin.      More

Regulatory Framework for Caribbean Basin countries

A spreadsheet summary of the regulatory environment pertaining to mineral development plus copies (in pdf format) of relevant mining laws, environmental laws, foreign investment laws, and regulations.

To see a sample spreadsheet, click on the Regulatory Framework page (to the right).

For a detailed description of the database and its contents, including an index of stream sediment surveys that are available contact RdC

Pricing Information for the Summary of the Regulatory Framework for Caribbean Basin countries is provided on the page called How to Order.

Stream Sediment Surveys

Recursos del Caribe has acquired and preserved stream sediment geochemical databases generated since the 1960′s by mining companies, government agencies, and the United Nations. Maps and reports, including appendices of analytical data, have been scanned and are available as pdf files. For some of the more recent surveys, the data is available in “digital” format (as vector files).

For more information and an index of stream sediment surveys, continue to Stream Sediment Surveys.

Pricing Information for the stream sediment surveys is provided on the page  How to Order.