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The UrbIS - Topo product is a catalogue of topographic geospatial vector data that contains geometric data, mainly lines, symbols and text. The product offers a digital representation of reality on a large scale through layers grouped by themes (e.g., buildings, roads, green spaces, etc.) and which can contain up to several tens of thousands of elements. The dataset is freely downloadable as a zipped file.
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The BeSt Address - Brussels Region product corresponds to the regional address register, in the sense of the BeSt Address cooperation agreement between the Federal State and the Flemish Region, the Walloon region, and the Brussels Region. The dataset is freely downloadable for private individuals, as zipped files or via a WFS. However, the Brussels authorities referred to in article 2, 10° of the ordinance of 8 May 2014 on the creation of a regional service integrator must use FIDUS to download the dataset.
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UrbIS - Administrative Units is the Brussels Region administrative and statistical units dataset. This dataset is made up of six different geometric classes. The first class is the territory of the Brussels Region. The second is the territory of the nineteen municipalities that make up the Region, the third is the six police zones in the Region, the fourth is the monitoring districts, the fifth is the statistical sectors. The dataset is freely downloadable as a zipped shapefile. The dataset is produced by integrating data from FPS Finance and FPS Economy. Their respective licences apply to the classes deriving from them.
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The UrbIS - Vector product (formerly UrbIS - ADM) is a global dataset covering the physical and biological surfaces of the Brussels-Capital Region. It includes data from six UrbIS products, namely “Parcels and buildings”, “Land use”, “Transport networks”, “Administrative units”, “3D buildings”, and “Points of interest”. The dataset is freely downloadable as zipped files and via the ad hoc WFS.