Department of the Interior

Digital Geologic Map, Amistad National Recreation Area

A geologic map covers Amistad National Recreation Area and its surrounding regions in Texas and Mexico. Each record details geological formations, structural features, and stratigraphic units, including their names, ages, and lithologies.

Example records
Namelegal entityCityaddressStateaddressZIP CodeaddressStreet AddressaddressFull NamepersonFull AddressaddressEmailwebsitePhonephone number@SyncCharsetcd.@SyncCharsetcd.@Value
Colorado State UniversityFort CollinsColorado805251201 Oak Ridge Drive, Suite 200Stephanie O'Meara1201 Oak Ridge Drive, Suite 200stephanie_omeara@colostate.edu9704916655
Use cases

Vendor Credential Check for Federal Geospatial Contractors

A procurement officer at a federal agency or prime contractor vetting a geospatial subcontractor checks whether the named institution and individual contact have a documented history of producing federally accepted geologic datasets, and whether their stated role aligns with the scope of work proposed.

NameFull NameDatstore.Dsteward.Cntinfo.CntposEmailPhone

Insurance Underwriting for Land Use Near Protected Federal Areas

An underwriter assessing a commercial or infrastructure project near a national recreation area uses the geologic formation data and jurisdictional unit codes to evaluate subsurface risk factors such as karst geology or fault proximity that could affect property insurability or construction bonding.

Nps UnitDatstore.CategoryCitation.Citeinfo.GeoformDsc Info.Cat Date.Sngdate.CaldateAccconst

KYB Verification of University Research Contractors

A fintech platform onboarding a university-affiliated research firm as a business customer cross-references the institution name, mailing address, and contact details against public records to confirm the entity is a legitimate operating organization and not a shell or impersonation.

NameStreet AddressCityStateZIP Code