Florida's comprehensive geospatial data clearinghouse, hosting hundreds of authoritative GIS layers for the state.
The Florida Geographic Data Library (FGDL) is the state's comprehensive geospatial clearinghouse, maintained by the University of Florida's GeoPlan Center in partnership with state agencies. It aggregates hundreds of authoritative GIS layers covering Florida.
Coverage spans administrative boundaries, environment and conservation, transportation, hydrography, imagery, and land use, available as downloads and web services. FGDL is the long-standing authoritative source for Florida GIS data.
The University of Florida’s GeoPlan Center maintains FGDL in partnership with Florida state agencies.
FGDL hosts hundreds of geospatial layers spanning environment, transportation, boundaries, imagery, and more for Florida.
Yes. FGDL provides free access to its hosted geospatial datasets.
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