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Public lighting in EindhovenOpenbare verlichting in Eindhoven

Openbare verlichting in EindhovenPublic lighting in Eindhoven

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This dataset lists public lighting (street lamps) in the Municipality of Eindhoven, Netherlands. It records information per lamp, including location, the lighting support structure, luminaire and lamp type, the owner of the lighting installation, and switching schedule. Since data is structured per individual lamp rather than per mast, a single mast may correspond to multiple records. The dataset is published via the Dutch national open data portal data.overheid.nl and originates from the Municipality of Eindhoven.Deze dataset bevat de openbare verlichting (lantaarnpalen) in de Gemeente Eindhoven. De data omvat onder andere de locatie, de drager van de verlichting, het armatuur en type lamp, eigenaar van de verlichting, schakelschema etc. De data is opgebouwd door een rij per lamp weer te geven. Een mast k...

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curl -s 'https://data.overheid.nl/data/api/3/action/package_show?id=27878-openbare-verlichting-in-eindhoven' -H 'Accept: application/json'

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27 days ago
2026-07-20

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