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Every layer Atlas holds is filed under a theme, so you can go straight to roads and rail, protected areas, water, wildlife, people and more, as well as mangroves. Counts are for the country you are working in.

Themes
12
With data in this country
Datasets
140
Layers and tables
Features
1,432,745
Points, lines and polygons
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Protected Areas & Landscapes

National parks, reserves, conservancies, ranches, community conservation areas and priority landscapes.
34 datasets · 34,256 features
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Roads, Rail & Infrastructure

Roads, railways, corridors (LAPSSET, SGR), ports, power, pipelines, fences and development projects.
29 datasets · 110,046 features
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Biodiversity

Biodiversity datasets, observations and indicators.
17 datasets · 9,270 features
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Water & Catchments

Rivers, lakes, wetlands, catchments, basins and hydrology.
13 datasets · 109,740 features
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Community Projects

Community environmental and blue carbon initiatives.
11 datasets · 338,070 features
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Mining, Oil & Licences

Exploration and exploitation permits, drilling blocks and extractive licences.
9 datasets · 1,445 features
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Wildlife & Habitats

Species records, tracking, habitats, bird areas and human-wildlife conflict.
8 datasets · 28,020 features
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Boundaries & Reference

Country, region and project boundaries, zones, grids and other reference layers.
6 datasets · 32,896 features
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People & Settlements

Population, villages, towns, schools, households and livelihoods.
5 datasets · 1,834 features
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Reference & Context

Layers not yet assigned to a theme.
4 datasets · 767,031 features
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Coastal Forests

Coastal forest datasets, maps, observations and indicators.
3 datasets · 135 features
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Salt Marsh

Salt marsh datasets, maps, observations and indicators.
1 dataset · 2 features
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