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This document provides an overview of open geospatial data sources that are available. It discusses what open data is and some of the licensing considerations around open data. It then highlights several specific open data sources including OpenStreetMap, SRTM elevation data, GeoNames, and data portals from various government agencies. The document emphasizes that while free government data exists, it is not necessarily the complete answer and that combining open data with APIs can provide more complete solutions.
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