map data

Map data refers to the information used to create digital or physical maps, including details like geographic features, roads, landmarks, and boundaries. It captures spatial relationships and attributes of locations, often stored in specialized formats for use in mapping software or GPS devices. This data enables us to navigate, analyze, and visualize geographic areas accurately. It can be created from surveys, satellite images, or existing maps, and is essential for urban planning, transportation, environmental management, and location-based services. Properly managed map data ensures reliable, up-to-date representations of the physical world.