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Data from U.S. Geological Survey, delivered clean.
4 datasets pulled from U.S. Geological Survey's releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.
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Construction Engineering
1USGS Earthquake Hazards API (FDSN)
Multi Utilities
1USGS Water Services - Instantaneous, Daily and Statistics REST APIs
Diversified Chemicals
1USGS National Minerals Information Center (Mineral Commodity Statistics)
Gold
1USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries - Gold
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Straight answers about U.S. Geological Survey data
How current is USGS earthquake and water data?
Both are real-time catalogs. The earthquake record logged a reviewed magnitude 7.7 event near Ende, Indonesia on August 14, 2026; the Potomac River gage at Little Falls reported 3,060 cubic feet per second at 9:30 am on August 20, 2026, flagged provisional pending review.
Does the water data really go back a century?
Yes, on the daily and statistical side: instant readings run from October 2007 forward, but daily values and day-of-year statistics extend back over a hundred years - the Potomac gage's January 1 statistics block alone spans 1931 through 2026 across 96 years of recorded values.
Which USGS product tracks gold supply by country?
USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries - Gold. Its latest edition lists world mine production at 3,250 metric tons for 2023 and an estimated 3,300 for 2024 against 64,000 tons of reserves, with China leading at 380 tons and Australia holding the largest listed reserve base at 12,000 tons.
How is U.S. Geological Survey data delivered?
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