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About our pan-European datasets
EuroGeographics data pillar of activity brings together national expertise and data to deliver pan-European solutions for global challenges. We also enable access to official high-value European geospatial data that provides fundamental location information.
Our data integration process is unique, and a particularly important example of international collaboration in the geospatial area.
With the exception of the pan-European open data imagery dataset, which is updated every three years, our pan-European datasets are updated annually and harmonised to standard specifications, so users can be confident that the information provided is consistent, comparable and easily shared — regardless of its national source.
National authoritative data
EuroGeographics facilitates access to official, reliable, comparable and verifiable geospatial data from the European National Mapping, Cadastre and Land Registry Authorities.
Use our map to find out what national data is available from our members.
Open Maps For Europe & OME2
Free to use open data created using official map, geospatial and land information from official, national sources. The Open Maps For Europe project, which was completed in December 2022, was co-financed by the Connecting Europe Facility of the European Union.
EuroCoreReferenceMap
Developed through a unique production process underpinned by national expertise, the EuroCoreReferenceMap integrates core geospatial information to deliver three EU priority themes: Administrative boundaries, Transport networks, and Hydrography. The project builds on the success of the Open Maps For Europe 2 (OME2) project and runs until the end of 2028.
Pan-European administrative boundaries
EuroBoundaryMap enables the exact matching of administrative areas in 56 European countries and territories using geospatial data from 39 EuroGeographics members. Available at 1:100 000 scale, it contains geometry, names and codes of administrative and statistical units, and links to the updated statistical LAU- and NUTS-codes for all local administrative units of EU Member States.
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Free to use open data created using official map, geospatial and land information from official, national sources. The Open Maps For Europe project, which was completed in December 2022, was co-financed by the Connecting Europe Facility of the European Union.
OME2, co-funded by the European Union, builds on its success by developing a production process and high-value, large-scale pan-European prototype.
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Developed through a unique production process underpinned by national expertise, the EuroCoreReferenceMap integrates core geospatial information to deliver three EU priority themes: Administrative boundaries, Transport networks, and Hydrography. The project builds on the success of the Open Maps For Europe 2 (OME2) project and runs until the end of 2028.
