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Register of local authorities/bodies

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This API provides structured data on Latvian public institutions and local authorities, including their identifiers, hierarchical relationships, periods of activity, and conventions for document numbering. It functions as a national register enabling lookup of administrative bodies by municipality (district) and tracking of institutional changes over time. Key data fields include a serial record number, a district identifier linking entries to municipalities, and a request timestamp. The dataset is published as open government data for Latvia, free to access without authentication, and is relevant for verifying institutional hierarchies, administrative boundaries, and legal/document-numbering context tied to specific local authorities.Data on institutions, their identification, the hierarchy of institutions, the periods of activity of institutions and the specifics of document numbering. Data fields: * __number__ Serial number of the record in the population * __district_id__ Municipality * __request_date_time__ Date and…

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Configuration

Base URL
https://pkip.riga.lv/documentregistration/divisionregister

Query examples

curl -s 'https://pkip.riga.lv/documentregistration/divisionregister' -H 'Accept: application/json'

Base API endpoint — see the documentation for available routes.

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