Partial official coverage. Classification authority: heuristic regions; official-data-layer-or-unknown layers. Elevation is derived from source positions and has no independent external verification.
Known gaps; counts unknown
- Silk — count unknown
- Rare Flowers — count unknown
- Mushrooms — count unknown
- Bee Hive — count unknown
- Additional resource families — count unknown
- Validated resource context — count unknown
Rich Metal locations on Scorched Earth in ARK: Survival Ascended
Scorched Earth has 629 accepted Rich Metal source records , led by Northern Mountains (378), Southern Mountains (123), Western Canyons (66). Coordinates project source positions from ScorchedEarth_WP in ASA DevKit build 85.19.273.805383; dataset date Jul 13, 2026. GPS calibration does not establish complete coverage or access context.
Where Rich Metal is on Scorched Earth
| Region | Nodes | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Northern Mountains | 378 | Filter |
| Southern Mountains | 123 | Filter |
| Western Canyons | 66 | Filter |
| Eastern Badlands | 61 | Filter |
| Outer Dunes | 1 | Filter |
| Layer | Nodes |
|---|---|
| Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 629 |
Rich Metal source positions have derived elevation between -317 m and 395 m.
Densest Rich Metal areas
Where the source records contain the most Rich Metal nodes. Density is placement, not promised yield — harvest rates, tools, tames and server settings decide what you actually bring home.
- 22.5 / 22.582 nodes
- 17.5 / 22.564 nodes
- 27.5 / 22.525 nodes
- 17.5 / 27.520 nodes
- 32.5 / 32.520 nodes
Rich Metal GPS coordinates on Scorched Earth
A spread sample of 24 real published nodes, chosen to cover the map rather than one dense cluster. The full set of 629 is in the atlas.
| GPS | Region | Layer | Derived elevation | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
16.3 / 20.3 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -114 m | |
23.4 / 37.4 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -114 m | |
27.8 / 25.4 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 98 m | |
28.4 / 59.3 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 19 m | |
30.4 / 12.9 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -313 m | |
31.1 / 44.3 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 60 m | |
35.6 / 35.0 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -41 m | |
36.5 / 76.7 | Northern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -83 m | |
40.3 / 66.6 | Eastern Badlands | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -33 m | |
43.8 / 26.9 | Western Canyons | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -101 m | |
46.0 / 15.6 | Western Canyons | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -304 m | |
50.7 / 65.2 | Eastern Badlands | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -89 m | |
52.2 / 87.1 | Eastern Badlands | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -77 m | |
54.2 / 34.3 | Western Canyons | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 7 m | |
57.7 / 74.3 | Eastern Badlands | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -75 m | |
58.2 / 43.3 | Western Canyons | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -276 m | |
62.8 / 30.7 | Western Canyons | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -103 m | |
63.2 / 15.5 | Western Canyons | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -288 m | |
67.7 / 82.6 | Southern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -88 m | |
68.9 / 47.2 | Southern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 23 m | |
70.3 / 66.3 | Southern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | 1 m | |
73.8 / 24.9 | Southern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -121 m | |
78.1 / 50.8 | Southern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -39 m | |
78.3 / 37.8 | Southern Mountains | Unknown (no accepted official context evidence) | -73 m |
Plan the run, not just the coordinate
A node list is a starting point. Use the Scorched Earth resource atlas to combine Rich Metal with the other resources on your route, drop pins, read the density heatmap and copy coordinates straight into a waypoint. If the return trip costs more than the farm saves, compare farming and transport lines or resource options instead.