They have created two tools, Finder! and Maker!. If you go directly to their "finder," you get a simple search field that delivers search results and other possible tags that might relate. For the items I found today, there was a *.kml, a *.csv and a *.shp for each one. I'm not saying this is the only source, but the folks over at GeoCommons have made it nice and clean for us to get data!
Grab your butterfly net and visit them at http://www.geocommons.com for some data!
1 comment:
Agreed, terrific resource. And the Creative Commons has done much in the way of licensing to ensure that more spatial and other data is available to all.
J. Kerski
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