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GIS Data Sources
The U.S. Geological Survey is one of the Nation's primary geospatial
data collection and distribution agencies. The Hawaii District
Office does not maintain a public repository of geospatial data, but
cooperates with other branches of the USGS and Federal, State, and local
governments for collecting, producing, and providing quality maps and
data sources.
For an introduction over the types of information maps convey and how
to use them, visit the USGS Learning Web - Understanding
Maps.
Hawaii & Pacific
Data | Hawaii Organizations | National
Standards | National & Global Data
Hawaii
and Pacific Digital Data
- Global
Land Information System (GLIS) - Digital
data sources for the earth's land surfaces.
- USGS
GeoData - visit this site before trying
the FTP sites below
- Hawaii
1:24,000 (7.5min) DEM: 30 meter data
spacing.
- Hawaii
1:250,000 (1deg) DEM: 3- by 3-arc
second data spacing.
- Hawaii
1:24,000 (7.5min) DLG
- Hawaii
1:100,000 DLG
- Hawaii
1:2,000,000 DLG
- Hawaii
1:100,000 Land Use Land Cover (LULC):
minimum polygon area of 4 hectares with
minimum width of 200 meters.
- USGS Hawaii Mapping Products - status
maps (DEM, DLG, DRG, DOQ)
- Hawaii
Revision Project Information (DLGs & DRGs)
- USGS GIS
Data for Water Resources
- National Park Service - Hawaii & Pacific
Islands GIS Data & Metadata
- NOAA Protected
Area GIS
- Hawaii
Statewide GIS Program
- City
and County of Honolulu Land Information System - Interactive
GIS Maps & Data
- University of Hawaii at Manoa Geography - Hawaii
cartography and GIS data
- SOPAC
Data - South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission
- Government of Guam
- Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Hawaii
and Pacific GIS related information
National
Standards
National & International
Data
Submit a request for data
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