GET A HARD COPY PIPELINE MAP CUSTOMIZED BY COMMODITY
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OGI specializes in data-rich and highly detailed maps. We have both digital, online and traditional paper maps available. By combining our in-house data sets with field data, we can customize any map area you need. Our pipeline maps can be customized by commodity, operator or diameter. We can also include wells and just about any other relevant map information you need. More R.O. W. services from OGI. Call 361-904-0071.
Map Pipelines Online
OGI also specializes in data-rich and highly detailed online maps. 
OGI FastMap
• Draw Proposed Pipeline for Rod Lengths
• Retrieve Ownership Info with a Click
• Pipeline Buffer with email Permit Alerts
• Query Results Saved to Microsoft Excel
• Your Own Branded Online Portal
• No Software to Install
• Nationwide Parcel Data
To request more information by email click here or call 361-904-0071.
BAKKEN SHALE DETAILED WALL MAPS & SURFACE OWNERSHIP DATA
OGI now has available quality data-rich wall maps and surface ownership data for one of the hottest plays in the country, the Bakken Shale. If you need surface ownership data or need a large highly detailed paper map for counties in the Bakken Shale, call 361-904-0071.
Texas & Louisianna Shale Plays
OGI, the fastest growing and most innovative GIS mapping company also produces wall maps of the hottest shale plays in Texas, the Eagle Ford Shale, Haynesville Shale. These maps are zoomed in and can be customized with details such as wells (with API), pipelines, roads, water bodies, abstracts & surveys, county and city boundaries and much more (detail availability based on scale of map).
To get a "zoomed-in"detailed map of the Bakken, Eagle Ford, Haynesville or Barnett Shale or for more information on surface ownership data nationwide call 361-904-0071.
EAGLE FORD SHALE WALL MAPS AND GIS DATA AVAILABLE
Need a Map or Surface Ownership for Eagle Ford Shale?
OGI, the fastest growing and most innovative GIS mapping company is now producing high quality, detailed wall maps of the hottest shale plays in Texas. Not only can you get an accurate and detailed Eagle Ford Shale map, the fastest moving play in Texas, but we also offer Haynesville Shale and Barnett Shale. These maps are zoomed in and can be customized with details such as wells (with API), pipelines, roads, water bodies, abstracts & surveys, county and city boundries and much more (detail availability based on scale of map). To get a "zoomed-in"detailed map of the Eagle Ford Shale or the Barnett or Haynesville Shale plays call 361-904-0071.
If you need GIS data like surface ownership parcel data for Eagle Ford Shale counties just give us a call or click here to see what counties we cover. What counties are hot? We've got GIS data on the following counties; McMullen, Frio, DeWitt, Karnes, Atascosa, Bee, Gonzales, Colorado, Lavaca, Live Oak, Maverick, Webb, Wilson and Zavala.
ONLINE MAPS NOW PRINT CAPABLE WITH PDF MAKER
OGIgov has activated on all of its online maps powerful new print feature. You can now produce a Portable Digital File (PDF) of the exact map the you are viewing. Print the map area from the PDF and or email it. You can maximize the size of the map area by collapsing the 
control panel, the header and or the map task panel. Also, customize the heading on the print sheet so it is labeled appropriately. Your print out will come with a legend and a north indicating arrow. Turn on any and all layers of the map and print out exactly what you need. See parcels, abstracts and city boundaries on top of aerial imagery and print to PDF. It's that simple. Need a question answered, call 361-904-0071 or email us. See our online county maps, click here.
GIS PAYS FOR ITSELF
GIS Pays For Itself. In
Texas, local appraisal districts are tasked with keeping track of
surface ownership, related improvements, commercial and industrial
improvements, oil and gas assets and personal property. These efforts
are all focused on market values for tax appraisal purposes. The
discussion and bullet points included with the link below are designed
to point out how the use of GIS will pay for itself. (read more)
