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Distritos of the Republic of Peru, 2023. Peru's 1,890 distritos as of INEI's 2023 update, from INEI's spatial data infrastructure downloads. Join on ubigeo (6-digit UBIGEO, e.g. 150101 Lima). Three districts created later (130112 Alto Trujillo, 160405 Santa Rosa de Loreto, 120307 Sangani) are not included; their territory is drawn inside neighbouring districts.

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Provincias of the Republic of Peru, 2023. Peru's 196 provincias, from INEI's spatial data infrastructure downloads, updated to 2023. Join on ubigeo (4-digit UBIGEO: departamento + provincia, e.g. 1501 Lima).

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Departamentos of the Republic of Peru, 2023. Peru's 25 departamentos (24 departamentos and the Provincia Constitucional del Callao), from INEI's spatial data infrastructure downloads, updated to 2023. Join on ccdd (2-digit UBIGEO, e.g. 15 Lima).

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Barangays of the Republic of the Philippines, 2024. The barangays of the Philippines as enumerated in the 2024 Census of Population (41,982 matched one-to-one, plus 18 Bacoor barangays merged in 2023, each the union of its official former parts). Five barangays created after the source geometry, and the six parts of Caloocan's split Barangay 176, have no polygon; 22 source polygons with no census barangay (forest, park and watershed areas, Manila North Cemetery, Tutuban Mall and Caloocan's undivided Barangay 176) are kept, flagged psgc_status = hdx-only, keyed by their HDX pcode. Boundaries are OCHA's indicative COD-AB set built from PSA and NAMRIA data (geometry 2018, edited since), not the Land Management Bureau's legal boundaries. Keyed by the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC, 10-digit, 2Q-2026 edition); HDX's own pcodes (PSA's former correspondence codes) are kept as hdx_pcode.

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Montevideo neighbourhoods (barrios) of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, 2023. Built from INE Uruguay's Censo 2023 cartography (versión mayo 2026). Montevideo's 62 barrios as INE tabulates them. Together they cover the departamento of Montevideo except Isla de Flores, which INE assigns to no barrio and which is left out. Join on CODBARRIOINE, INE's seven-digit barrio code (1000016 Bañados de Carrasco); INE stores it as a number, and it is written as text here. Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Censo 2023 (versión mayo 2026). Licencia de Datos Abiertos – Uruguay. Mapstack converted the data, kept only codes and names and left out the non-barrio Isla de Flores feature; INE did not make these changes.

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Montevideo community zones (Centros Comunales Zonales) of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, 2023. Built from INE Uruguay's Censo 2023 cartography (versión mayo 2026). Montevideo's 18 Centros Comunales Zonales (CCZ) as INE tabulates them. Together they cover the departamento of Montevideo except Isla de Flores. Join on CCZ, a two-digit code with its leading zero (01 to 18). Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Censo 2023 (versión mayo 2026). Licencia de Datos Abiertos – Uruguay. Mapstack converted the data and kept only codes and names; INE did not make these changes.

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Census segments (segmentos censales) of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, 2023. Built from INE Uruguay's Censo 2023 cartography (versión mayo 2026), the geography the 2023 census was tabulated on. Uruguay's 4,538 segmentos censales, tiling the country. The Artigas segmentos include the Rincón de Artigas and the Isla Brasilera, which Brazil claims; the line is Uruguay's position as drawn by INE. Join on CODSEG, seven digits: the four-digit sección code plus the three-digit segmento (0201001). Each segmento also carries the localidad it belongs to (CODLOC, NOMLOC). Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Censo 2023 (versión mayo 2026). Licencia de Datos Abiertos – Uruguay. Mapstack converted the data and kept only codes and names; INE did not make these changes.

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Cities and Municipalities of the Republic of the Philippines, 2024. The 1,642 cities (149) and municipalities (1,493) of the Philippines as enumerated in the 2024 Census of Population. Boundaries are OCHA's indicative COD-AB set built from PSA and NAMRIA data (geometry 2018, edited since), not the Land Management Bureau's legal boundaries. Keyed by the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC, 10-digit, 2Q-2026 edition); HDX's own pcodes (PSA's former correspondence codes) are kept as hdx_pcode.

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Provinces of the Republic of Costa Rica, 2022. Costa Rica's 7 provinces, from INEC's administrative boundaries distributed by OCHA on HDX (COD-AB). Join on adm1_pcode ('CR' + DTA code, e.g. CR1 San José). CC BY-IGO.

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Localities (localidades) of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, 2023. Built from INE Uruguay's Censo 2023 cartography (versión mayo 2026), the geography the 2023 census was tabulated on. Uruguay's 652 census localidades (cities, towns and villages) as polygons. They cover settled areas only and do not tile the country. Eleven of them had no residents in 2023 and are kept, because they are INE units. Join on CODLOC, five digits: the two-digit departamento code plus three digits (01020 Montevideo). Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Censo 2023 (versión mayo 2026). Licencia de Datos Abiertos – Uruguay. Mapstack converted the data and kept only codes and names; INE did not make these changes.

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Census sections (secciones censales) of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, 2023. Built from INE Uruguay's Censo 2023 cartography (versión mayo 2026), the geography the 2023 census was tabulated on. Uruguay's 236 secciones censales, tiling the country. The Artigas secciones include the Rincón de Artigas and the Isla Brasilera, which Brazil claims; the line is Uruguay's position as drawn by INE. Join on CODSECC, four digits: the two-digit departamento code plus the two-digit sección (0201). Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Censo 2023 (versión mayo 2026). Licencia de Datos Abiertos – Uruguay. Mapstack converted the data and kept only codes and names; INE did not make these changes.

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Cantons of the Republic of Costa Rica, 2022. Costa Rica's 82 cantons as at INEC's 2022 estimates (before Monteverde and Puerto Jiménez became cantons), from INEC's administrative boundaries distributed by OCHA on HDX (COD-AB), merged back to the 2022 division. Join on adm2_pcode (e.g. CR101). CC BY-IGO.

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Districts of the Republic of Costa Rica, 2022. Costa Rica's 487 districts as at INEC's 2022 estimates plus Isla del Coco, from INEC's administrative boundaries distributed by OCHA on HDX (COD-AB), rebuilt to the 2022 division. Join on adm3_pcode (e.g. CR10101 Carmen). Six districts in Naranjo and Santa Cruz follow current internal lines. CC BY-IGO.

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Departments (departamentos) of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, 2023. Built from INE Uruguay's Censo 2023 cartography (versión mayo 2026), the geography the 2023 census was tabulated on. Uruguay's 19 departamentos. INE draws the Rincón de Artigas (about 248 km², near Masoller) and the Isla Brasilera (about 3 km², at the mouth of the río Cuareim) as a separate 'LIMITE CONTESTADO' polygon; here it is dissolved into Artigas, as INE's own sección and segmento layers draw it. The line is Uruguay's position as drawn by INE: Brazil claims the Rincón de Artigas and the Isla Brasilera. INE uses the historical department limits, which differ in places from the Servicio Geográfico Militar's lines. Join on DEPTO, INE's two-digit code with its leading zero (01 Montevideo to 19 Treinta y Tres); CDEPTO_ISO carries the ISO 3166-2 code (UYMO). Names are INE's, in capitals without accents. Fuente: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Censo 2023 (versión mayo 2026). Licencia de Datos Abiertos – Uruguay. Mapstack converted the data, kept only codes and names, and dissolved the contested polygon into Artigas; INE did not make these changes.

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Provinces and Highly Urbanized Cities of the Republic of the Philippines, 2024. The 118 province-level units of the 2024 Census of Population: 82 provinces, 33 highly urbanized cities (HUCs), the City of Isabela, Pateros and the Special Geographic Area. Provinces EXCLUDE their HUCs, matching PSA's tabulation. DERIVED: each unit is the union of its cities' and municipalities' polygons. Boundaries are OCHA's indicative COD-AB set built from PSA and NAMRIA data (geometry 2018, edited since), not the Land Management Bureau's legal boundaries. Keyed by the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC, 10-digit, 2Q-2026 edition); HDX's own pcodes (PSA's former correspondence codes) are kept as hdx_pcode.

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Regions of the Republic of the Philippines, 2024. The 18 administrative regions as used in the 2024 Census of Population, including the Negros Island Region (re-created 2024) and with Sulu in Region IX. DERIVED: each region is the union of its cities' and municipalities' polygons, grouped by PSA's 2024 membership. Boundaries are OCHA's indicative COD-AB set built from PSA and NAMRIA data (geometry 2018, edited since), not the Land Management Bureau's legal boundaries. Keyed by the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC, 10-digit, 2Q-2026 edition); HDX's own pcodes (PSA's former correspondence codes) are kept as hdx_pcode.

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Provinces and centrally-run cities (tỉnh, thành phố trực thuộc trung ương) of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, 2025. Vietnam's 34 provincial-level units (28 provinces and 6 centrally-run cities) as reorganised on 1 July 2025 under National Assembly Resolution 202/2025/QH15, which merged the former 63 provinces. Boundaries are OCHA's COD-AB set built from General Statistics Office (GSO) data (cod-ab-vnm v02, created 2025-07-01, reviewed 2025-09-25). Join on adm1_pcode, 'VN' plus the GSO two-digit province code with its leading zero (VN01 Hà Nội to VN96 Cà Mau); adm1_name is the English name, adm1_name1 the Vietnamese. The Paracel Islands (Hoàng Sa) and the Spratly Islands (Trường Sa) are drawn as parts of Đà Nẵng and Khánh Hòa as the publisher draws them; sovereignty over them is disputed. Source: General Statistics Office of Vietnam (GSO), via OCHA/HDX COD-AB. CC BY-IGO 3.0. Mapstack converted the data, kept only codes, names and unit types, and repaired one invalid ring; the publishers did not make these changes.

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Municipios of the Republic of Guatemala, 2018. Guatemala's 340 municipios as enumerated in INE's Censo 2018, from CONRED's administrative boundaries distributed by OCHA on HDX (COD-AB cod-ab-gtm v01, valid 2019-02-07). Join on municipio_code, INE's four-digit code (e.g. 0101 Guatemala); names are INE's census names. Two changes from the HDX release: its lake units Lago de Atitlán and Lago de Amatitlán are removed (no census counterpart), and its codes GT0206 and GT0207 are exchanged so that 0206 is Sansare and 0207 Sanarate, as INE codes them (HDX has the two codes swapped; INE's own lugar-poblado coordinates confirm it). Municipal lines are loose against INE's lugar-poblado points in places (about 87% fall in their own municipio). CC BY-IGO.

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Departamentos of the Republic of Guatemala, 2018. Guatemala's 22 departamentos as enumerated in INE's Censo 2018, from CONRED's administrative boundaries distributed by OCHA on HDX (COD-AB cod-ab-gtm v01, valid 2019-02-07). Join on departamento_code, INE's two-digit code (e.g. 01 Guatemala); names are INE's census names. CC BY-IGO.

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