distrito open data

Administrative boundaries for the 18 mainland districts (distritos) of Portugal. Primary official source (Direção-Geral do Território / dgterritorio.gov.pt, all subdomains) is network-unreachable from this vantage (TCP connect timeout across geo2/ogcapi/snig/www subdomains, reproducible) — sourced instead from Huwise's 'georef-portugal-distrito' geographical repository (OpenDataSoft), which explicitly attributes Direção-Geral do Território as contributor, vintage 2024, filtered to dis_type='district' to exclude the 2 autonomous regions (Açores, Madeira).

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Geographic boundaries and administrative hierarchy for sub-districts across Brazil, including district, municipality, and state associations based on IBGE data.

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Official administrative boundaries for districts across all Brazilian states and municipalities, including IBGE identification codes for local governance and statistical analysis.

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Census districts (distritos censales) of the Chile, 2024. Built from INE's 2024 census cartography (the geography the Censo de Población y Vivienda 2024 was tabulated on). Chile's 2,762 census districts (urban, rural and mixed). INE's maps end at the Diego Ramírez islands; no Antarctic territory is drawn. One stretch of the Argentina–Chile border is undemarcated: the Southern Patagonian Ice Field (Campo de Hielo Patagónico Sur) between Mount Fitz Roy (Cerro Chaltén) and Cerro Daudet. It is drawn on INE's line, which is Chile's position and not an agreed international boundary. At the Chile–Peru land boundary the line is drawn from Hito 1 west along its parallel to the sea, which is Chile's position; Peru places the boundary's end at Punto Concordia, leaving a coastal triangle of about 3.7 ha in dispute. Join on distrito_code, INE's ID_DISTRITO (commune code followed by the 2-digit district number, e.g. 1310102).

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