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GeoData@Wisconsin
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GeoData@Wisconsin provides direct download access to Wisconsin geospatial data collected and archived by the Robinson Map Library at UW-Madison. Datasets from state, county, and local government pr...
GeoData@Wisconsin provides direct download access to Wisconsin geospatial data collected and archived by the Robinson Map Library at UW-Madison. Datasets from state, county, and local government providers include tax parcels and assessment data, land use, land cover, zoning, municipal boundaries, hydrography, transportation networks, address/e911 points, parks, trails, recreation, and others.
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- Also known as: Access to Wisconsin geospatial data
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- English
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- [Madison, Wisconsin] : The Arthur H. Robinson Map Library, University of Wisconsin-Madison : Wisconsin State Cartographer's Office, [2013]-
- Publication Dates
- Began in 2013
- Physical Details
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- 1 online resource : color maps
- OCLC
- ocn959710346
- Some data downloads in GeoData@Wisconsin are available for educational use only, and users must login with their UW System school credentials. All state agency data is available for public download. The Access column indicates which layers are restricted or publicly available.
- "GeoData@Wisconsin is developed and maintained by UW-Madison Geography Department's Robinson Map Library and State Cartographer's Office. The portal combines an intuitive, map-based search interface along with traditional text-based metadata search tools for rapid GIS data discovery for use in teaching, learning, research or for general interest. Data Holdings: The data layers available for download through GeoData@Wisconsin represent Wisconsin municipal, county, regional planning commission and state agency geospatial data within the Robinson Map Library's geospatial archive. Mainly, these data include: tax parcels & assessment data, streets, land use, address points, municipalities, zoning, hydrography and building footprints. Wisconsin state agency holdings include data from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection; the Legislative Technology Services Bureau and others. The acquired data collections continue to grow as new themes of interest are added each year."--GeoData@Wisconsin 'About' screen.