The African Development Bank's continental data platform, providing statistics and indicators for all African countries, mappable by geography.
Open Data for Africa is the African Development Bank's continental data platform — part of the Africa Information Highway — providing economic, social, and development statistics for all African countries. It standardizes indicators so they can be compared across the continent.
While primarily a statistics portal, its country-level indicators join directly to administrative geography, making it a valuable source for thematic and choropleth mapping across Africa. Data is openly accessible.
The African Development Bank (AfDB), as part of its Africa Information Highway initiative.
Economic, social, and development indicators standardized across all African countries.
Yes. Country-level indicators join to administrative geography for thematic and choropleth maps.
Bavaria's geoportal, the gateway to the state's geodata, base maps, and the BayernAtlas, with free open geodata downloads.
New Jersey's geographic information network open data hub, providing authoritative statewide GIS layers, imagery, and parcels.
Navarre's spatial data infrastructure, a fully open-source geoportal providing interoperable geoservices and a powerful map viewer.
Brittany's territorial data partnership, providing INSPIRE-compliant search, visualization, and download of regional geographic data.
Quebec's open data platform, aggregating datasets from the provincial government and municipalities, including geographic data.
Maine's geospatial data catalog from the Maine Office of GIS, providing authoritative statewide framework data.
Brazil's national open data portal, the central catalog for federal datasets, complementing IBGE's authoritative geography.
North Carolina's statewide geospatial portal, providing authoritative GIS data including parcels, imagery, and elevation.
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