New Mexico's Resource Geographic Information System, the state's clearinghouse for authoritative geospatial data.
New Mexico RGIS (Resource Geographic Information System) is the state's geospatial data clearinghouse, operated by the Earth Data Analysis Center at the University of New Mexico. It distributes authoritative statewide GIS data.
Coverage includes administrative boundaries, transportation, hydrography, land use, imagery, and elevation, available as downloads and web services. It is the long-standing authoritative source for New Mexico GIS data.
The Earth Data Analysis Center (EDAC) at the University of New Mexico operates the RGIS clearinghouse.
Boundaries, transportation, hydrography, land use, imagery, and elevation for New Mexico.
Yes. RGIS provides free access to its hosted geospatial datasets.
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