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MMD uses a Geographic Information System (GIS) to locate and track mining activities in the state.<\/h4>\n

This is a computer system that can capture, store, analyze and geographically display referenced (location) information. The power of this system is its ability to draw conclusions about relationships between data that have a spatial component. GIS provides a method of displaying accurate mapping and database information to the staff and public.<\/p>\n

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User Awareness: ArcGIS Server Web Maps<\/h3>\n

Our web maps are interactive and technical in nature. A high-speed internet connection is recommended. A dial-up connection may cause frustratingly slow map delivery.<\/p>\n

The GIS mine data web application will run in most web browsers including Safari, Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Microsoft Edge.<\/p>\n

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New Mexico Clean Energy: Opportunities to Transform Mines into Clean Energy Hubs<\/a><\/h3>\n

This map displays active and inactive mine locations in New Mexico mines relative to transmission line locations.<\/p>\n

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Coal Mines in New Mexico<\/a><\/h3>\n

This web map displays information about New Mexico coal mines. The map includes general data about coal mines, coal fields and districts, geology, and soils.<\/p>\n

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Mine Registrations and Permits (searchable database)<\/strong> – MMD Online<\/a><\/h3>\n

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Visit MMD Online<\/a> for a new search tool for New Mexico’s mines. Enter your own search parameters and export the results (that includes up to 30 fields of helpful information including latitude\/longitude) to an Excel spreadsheet or to KML (Keyhole Markup Language) to display geographic data in an Earth browser. This is real time information linked to the latest MMD database content. By statute (69-26-20 NMSA), some information is not made\u00a0 public. You can export state-wide mine registrations (excludes abandoned mines): click on Reset, then Search, then Export All to Excel or to KML.<\/p>\n

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Registered Mines Web Map<\/a><\/h3>\n

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The Registered Mines in New Mexico Web Map provides an interactive map symbolized by commodities with additional layers referencing land surface management areas and the public land survey system (PLSS). Information about the mines can be viewed in a pop-up or table. There is a measurement tool and search bar for address or place to navigate around the map. Users can add markers, drawings, and text on the map. The map can be printed, exported as a PDF, or shared with a link.<\/p>\n

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STORY MAPS
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New Mexico Abandoned Mine Land Program Story Map Journal<\/a><\/h3>\n

These story maps present AML\u2019s goals to safeguard the public from the hazards of abandoned mines while conserving wildlife habitat, preserving mining history, and highlighting the legacy of environmental impacts by reclaiming pre-1977 mining activity. The story map journal represents these diverse activities by exploring a selection of projects, initiatives, and community engagement by utilizing maps, multi-media, and links to other information.<\/p>\n

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Tin Pan Canyon Coal Gob Reclamation Story Map<\/a>
<\/strong>The New Mexico Abandoned Mine Land Program works to stabilize and revegetate piles of coal waste at historic mining camps in New Mexico.<\/p>\n

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Swastika Mine Maintenance and Stream Restoration Monitoring<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

This maintenance and stream restoration project was developed in response to the 2013 flood event that swept away the original reclamation work and initiated evolving erosion issues.<\/p>\n

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Formerly Operating Uranium Mine and Mill Sites Dashboard<\/h3>\n

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Abandoned Uranium Mines (AUMs) are prospects or properties that produced or were developed to produce uranium. The inventory, updated 2024, includes all Uranium Mines and Mills that had verifiable uranium production in the state of New Mexico. Points represent the location of surface disturbance associated with AUMs. The mine ID may represent several associated disturbances.<\/p>\n

The Formerly Operating Uranium Mine and Mill Sites Dashboard\u00a0<\/a><\/u><\/strong>includes a central map of the AUMs in New Mexico. Graphs and indicators give quick access to summary analyses. It provides several ways to navigate the map, search for location, and expose information about the mines. Sections that provide data sources and dashboard instructions can be found on the left side of the web application.<\/p>\n

This web application is a collaborative project between NMED and EMNRD. NMED is the lead agency on the Dashboard.<\/p>\n

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Disclaimer<\/h3>\n

The mining operation information in the Mine Registrations portion of the search engine was collected under the authority of NMSA, 1978, Chapter 69, by the Mine Registration, Reporting and Safeguarding (MRRS) Program of the Mining and Minerals Division (MMD). It is the sole responsibility of mine operators to register any mine, mill, smelter, pit, quarry or other mining facility with MRRS prior to the start of operations; to notify MRRS of operational changes; and to accurately and periodically report data as required under the statute and attendant regulation. Information in this portion of MMD\u2019s website is based on data that is reported to MMD by mine operators. While MMD reviews the reported data for completeness and accuracy, anyone using this information should be aware that it does not originate with MMD.<\/p>\n

General Legal Disclaimer<\/h3>\n

The Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, Mining and Minerals Division, shall not be liable for any damages that may be incurred in connection with any use of such data or information, which is provided for informational purposes only. Data is provided \u201cas is\u201d without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and any liability for defects or errors that may be contained in such data or information is hereby specifically disclaimed.<\/p>\n

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Linda DeLay<\/p>\n

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