Gambia administrative boundaries (ADM1)
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Columns (5)
Sample rows
| shapeID | shapeISO | shapeName | shapeType | shapeGroup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31243875B86288540800273 | GM-B | Banjul | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B74768451122912 | GM-U | Basse | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B88426941804625 | GM-W | Brikama | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B72482523363184 | GM-M | Janjanbureh | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B42421745591684 | GM-W | Kanifing | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B21899311231896 | GM-N | Kerewan | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B86283726287100 | GM-M | Kuntaur | ADM1 | GMB |
| 31243875B75097494588605 | GM-L | Mansakonko | ADM1 | GMB |
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