Satisfactory Map: Interactive Resource Map

The Satisfactory Map is an interactive map of the game world. You can see resource nodes, fracking sources, geysers, Power Slugs, Drop Pods with hard drives, Somersloops, and Mercer Spheres; filter by purity; read coordinates and elevation; measure distances; add your own markers; and share the view as a link. The map is free, runs directly in your browser, and requires no sign-in.

The world map contains 459 resource nodes for ores, coal, limestone, sulfur, raw quartz, SAM and crude oil, including 141 with Pure purity. Iron ore alone accounts for 127. Uranium ore is the rarest, with just 5 nodes, none of them Pure. There are also 17 fracking cores with 118 satellites and 31 geysers.

Under “Resource Nodes,” turn on the “SAM” layer. The map shows 19 SAM nodes: 10 Impure, 6 Normal and 3 Pure. Use “Only” to hide all other layers except starting areas and zoom to all SAM nodes. Click a point to see its coordinates, elevation and nearest starting area.

This is the purity of a resource node in the game. Under “Purity,” you can show or hide Impure, Normal and Pure individually. The filter applies to resource nodes, fracking satellites and geysers. On the map, a filled dot means Normal, a dot with a white ring means Pure, and a hollow ring means Impure.

Enable the relevant layer under “Collectibles.” The map shows 1,242 Power Slugs (596 blue, 389 yellow, and 257 purple, with a separate layer for each color), 118 Drop Pods with hard drives, 106 Somersloops, and 298 Mercer Spheres. Click a point to see its coordinates and the nearest starting area.

The “Starting Areas” layer shows the four starting areas: Grass Fields, Northern Forest, Dune Desert, and Rocky Desert. Click a point to see the nearest starting area, its distance and direction, and nearby points within 500 m. This lets you compare what surrounds each starting area.

Tap or click the world map or a point: the selection shows X (east) and Y (south) in meters, plus the elevation for a point. Use “Copy coordinates” to get the game units, for example X=316663 Y=-290557 Z=1067, where one unit equals one centimeter. North is up; on PC, the map continuously displays the coordinates under your cursor.

Yes. Use “Place marker” to save up to 60 locations in this browser. In the “Markers” tab, you can name them, copy them, or download them as CSV or JSON. “Copy link to this view” creates a link containing layers, filters, selection, map area, and markers that you can send to friends.

The positions come from the world data of the official Satisfactory Dedicated Server, build 24656085, and do not depend on a save file. You cannot load a save: the map shows the game world, not your progress or which nodes you already use. Caves, buildings, berries, nuts, mushrooms and small deposits mined by hand are not included. We rebuild the data after a game update; until then, new objects from the patch may be missing.