British Columbia's data catalogue, providing authoritative provincial datasets including extensive geospatial data.
The BC Data Catalogue is the Government of British Columbia's catalog of datasets, with a strong geospatial component delivered through the BC Geographic Warehouse. It is the authoritative source for provincial data.
Coverage includes administrative boundaries, forests and natural resources, hydrography, transportation, and base mapping, available as downloads and OGC web services. Most data is released under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia.
It is the province’s central geospatial data store, surfaced through the BC Data Catalogue for download and web services.
Most data uses the Open Government Licence – British Columbia, free for reuse with attribution.
British Columbia is known for extensive forestry and natural resource geospatial data.
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