Alberta's open government portal, providing provincial datasets and publications including geographic data.
Open Alberta is the Government of Alberta's open data and open information portal, providing datasets and government publications. It is the central access point for Alberta public-sector data.
Coverage includes administrative geography, economy, environment, and natural resources, with geospatial datasets available for mapping the province. Data is released under the Open Government Licence – Alberta, free for reuse with attribution.
The Open Government Licence – Alberta, which permits free reuse including commercial use with attribution.
Administrative geography, economy, environment, and natural resource datasets for Alberta.
Yes. Open Alberta provides both open data and open government information/publications.
New Mexico's Resource Geographic Information System, the state's clearinghouse for authoritative geospatial data.
The Basque Country's spatial data infrastructure, providing authoritative regional cartography, orthophotos, and geoservices.
Moldova's national open data portal, providing public sector datasets from government institutions.
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Romania's national open data portal, the central catalog for datasets published by public institutions.
Austria's open data portal, aggregating datasets from federal ministries, the nine states, and cities, with strong geospatial coverage.
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