Nicaragua administrative boundaries (ADM2)

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geoBoundaries ADM2 boundaries for Nicaragua: 153 units, representing 2017. Source: OpenStreetMap, Wambacher. Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0

Columns (5)

shapeNamestringshapeISOstringshapeIDstringshapeGroupstringshapeTypestring

Sample rows

shapeIDshapeISOshapeNameshapeTypeshapeGroup
1004716B29920218162683Municipio Nueva GuineaADM2NIC
1004716B17988472214620El Viejo (Municipio)ADM2NIC
1004716B85361767626359Corinto (Municipio)ADM2NIC
1004716B6041488955142Puerto Morazán (Municipio)ADM2NIC
1004716B81198571450943Somotillo (Municipio)ADM2NIC
1004716B26067385365497El Realejo (Municipio)ADM2NIC
1004716B22626072900706Santo Tomás del Norte (Municipio)ADM2NIC
1004716B9870414897994San Juan de Cinco Pinos (Municipio)ADM2NIC

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