Gambia administrative boundaries (ADM2)
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Sample rows
| shapeID | shapeISO | shapeName | shapeType | shapeGroup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 56634734B97208940932189 | Bakau | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B44527271765824 | Banjul Central | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B93236052329958 | Banjul North | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B29168541437208 | Banjul South | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B15786085247071 | Basse | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B73613655778936 | Central Badibu | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B67575656085362 | Foni Bintang Karanai | ADM2 | GMB | |
| 56634734B65915930660736 | Foni Bondali | ADM2 | GMB |
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