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Grass field map — mowing policyGrasveldenkaart maaibeleid

Grasveldenkaart maaibeleidGrass field map — mowing policy

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This dataset provides a detailed overview of grass fields owned by the Municipality of Oss, the Netherlands. For each grass field, it lists attributes such as the type of grass field (for example intensive grass, ecological grass, or rough grass) and the surface area. The dataset supports the municipality's mowing policy by showing how different grass areas are categorized and managed. It is published as part of the open data offering on data.overheid.nl, the Dutch national open data portal.De kaart biedt een uitgebreid en gedetailleerd overzicht van grasvelden die eigendom zijn van de Gemeente Oss. Voor elk grasveld worden de volgende gegevens weergegeven: • Type Grasveld: Het specifieke type grasveld, zoals intensief gras, ecologisch gras, of ruw gras. • Oppervlakte: De totale opp...

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A CKAN-hosted dataset whose resources are file downloads rather than a queryable DataStore, so no column schema could be read automatically. The dataset page lists the downloadable distributions.

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curl -s 'https://data.overheid.nl/data/api/3/action/package_show?id=oss-grasveldenkaart' -H 'Accept: application/json'

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2 months ago
2026-06-29

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