Dig sites around the world, seen on the Expedition map.
A dig site is a paleontological excavation site where teams dispatched from the Expedition Center obtain amber and fossils, the first step in acquiring the DNA necessary for creating dinosaurs on Isla Nublar and the Five Deaths.
List of dig sites
North America
South America
| Dig Sites | Dinosaurs |
|---|---|
| La Colonia Formation | |
| Ischigualasto Formation | |
| Candeleros Formation | |
| Cerro Fortaleza Formation |
Europe
| Dig Sites | Dinosaurs |
|---|---|
| Minchinhampton | |
| Oxford Clay | |
| Isle of Wight | |
| Hythe Formation | |
| Iguanodon Mine | |
| Smokejack Clay Pit | |
| Canjuers | |
| Solnhofen Formation | |
| Lourinhã Formation |
Asia
Africa and Australia
| Dig Sites | Dinosaurs |
|---|---|
| Bahariya Formation | |
| Chenini Formation | |
| Kem Kem Beds | |
| Tendaguru Formation | |
| Tegama Beds | |
| Maevarano Formation | |
| Mackunda Formation |
Trivia
- Each dig site in Jurassic World Evolution is based on a real-life excavation site.
- Every in-game dig site in South America is located solely in Argentina.
