Gis in Bihor
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This document discusses the history of GIS in Bihor County, Romania. It notes that GIS was first introduced to the county in 1994 and the gis-bihor.blogspot.com website was launched in 1997 to share information. In 2007, the website joined the geo-spatial.org community and began sharing more resources. The document encourages continued development of GIS in the county.
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