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Tram Lines (LUXTRAM Lines)Lignes de tram (Lignes LUXTRAM)

Lignes de tram (Lignes LUXTRAM)Tram Lines (LUXTRAM Lines)

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An OGC API dataset published via the Luxembourg Geoportal, maintained by the national land administration authority (ACT). It provides geospatial data on the routes of the LUXTRAM tram network in Luxembourg. The data is accessible free of charge without authentication and follows the OGC API standard for geospatial data, allowing integration into mapping applications and spatial analysis tools. Coverage is national, focused on Luxembourg's tram infrastructure.Geoportail OGC API.

geospatial
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Data schema (4 fields)

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FieldTypeDescription
geometryGeometrygeometryGeographic shape of the tram line route.Geographic shape of the tram line route.
FIDintegerInternal feature identifier.Internal feature identifier.
Shape_LengShape lengnumberLength of the line geometry.Length of the line geometry.
pygeoapi_idPygeoapi idintegerUnique identifier assigned by the pygeoapi service.Unique identifier assigned by the pygeoapi service.

Schema captured from ogc_api_features 4 days ago.

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Sample data (1 record)

FIDShape_Lengpygeoapi_id
00.3818983692671

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curl -s 'https://features.geoportail.lu/collections/1374/51/items?f=json&limit=20' -H 'Accept: application/json'

First 20 features of the collection as GeoJSON.

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