Iceland's national mapping agency, providing authoritative topographic data, elevation, and base mapping as open data.
Landmælingar Íslands (the National Land Survey of Iceland) is the country's official mapping agency. It produces and distributes Iceland's reference geographic data: topographic maps, the national elevation model, place names, and administrative boundaries.
Iceland released its national geodata as open data, free for reuse under CC BY, available through downloads and web services. It is the authoritative starting point for any mapping or terrain work covering Iceland's dramatic landscape.
Yes. The National Land Survey of Iceland publishes its reference geodata as open data under CC BY, free to reuse with attribution.
Yes. A national digital elevation model for Iceland is available through the agency.
Through file downloads and OGC web services for maps, boundaries, and elevation.
Norway's national portal for geographic data, coordinated by Kartverket, providing topographic, marine, property, and administrative datasets.
Hawaii's statewide GIS program, providing authoritative geospatial data for the islands including boundaries, imagery, and coastal data.
Greece's open data portal, providing access to public administration datasets, including geographic and statistical data.
Ireland's open data portal, cataloging public sector datasets including administrative boundaries, census geography, and environmental data.
The African Development Bank's continental data platform, providing statistics and indicators for all African countries, mappable by geography.
France's open data platform, hosting and referencing public datasets from national and local administrations, with strong geospatial and address coverage.
India's national geoportal from ISRO, offering satellite imagery, thematic maps, and elevation data covering the Indian subcontinent.
A free geospatial platform for Africa, providing open data, mapping tools, and community resources across the continent.
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