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Friday, January 29, 2010
Shapefiles of Countries' Internal Administrative Units
When doing GIS one desire of many students and technicians is to have internal boundaries of countries (states, provinces, departments, etc). Most GIS programs come with a general countries of the world shapefile (SHP) and maybe an American states layer but that is it.
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I arrived here just exploring. Congratulations on Your good site and best wishes from an Estonian living in Italy
ReplyDeleteI wanted to inform You that I added a permanent link to this website from the sidebar of my blog (Google Page Rank #3).
ReplyDeleteI am a lover of Geography indeed!
My blog has driving text in Italian and Estonian and possibility to translate into 32 languages more. However it is a collection of large photos showing political borders and checkpoints.
I'd be very glad a deep visit from You, because I'm sure You'll be finding several interesting surprises.
Best wishes and... I follow You!
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBack when I did my thesis, this would have been crazy useful!
Very cool!
Neat blog! Thanks for the link.
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