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REFPU adopted cession (surface)REFPU cession adopte (surface)

REFPU cession adopte (surface)REFPU adopted cession (surface)

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This API provides access to the surface geometries of adopted cessions ("cession adoptée") within the RefPU (Référentiel des projets urbains), the digital repository of land-use plans issued by the competent spatial planning authority of the Canton of Geneva. Currently, only localized neighborhood plans (plans localisés de quartier, PLQ) are published in this repository, with other plan modifications intended to be added over time. The dataset is maintained by the Geneva territorial information system (Système d'information du territoire genevois) and is useful for spatial planning and land management analysis in the canton.Le référentiel des projets urbains (RefPU) est la version numérique des plans d'affectations produits par l'autorité compétente en matière d'aménagement du territoire du canton de Genève. Pour l'heure, seuls les plans localisés de quartier (PLQ) sont publiés dans ce référentiel. A terme, les modifi…

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Data access

Map service (WMS)

Serves rendered map images, not a downloadable table — so there is no tabular schema. The service's GetCapabilities document lists the available map layers.

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Configuration

Base URL
https://vector.sitg.ge.ch/arcgis/services/RPU_CESSION_ADOPT/MapServer/WMSServer?request=GetCapabilities&service=WMS

Query examples

curl -s 'https://vector.sitg.ge.ch/arcgis/services/RPU_CESSION_ADOPT/MapServer/WMSServer?request=GetCapabilities&service=WMS' -H 'Accept: application/json'

Base API endpoint — see the documentation for available routes.

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