Query India's open geo data. Locate, filter, nearby search across layers.
Ask questions about India's geo data in natural language. This MCP server connects any LLM to bharatlas: open-licensed layers covering admin boundaries (state to village), city wards, forests, wildlife sanctuaries, rivers, canals, reservoirs, dams, groundwater (aquifers, extraction), eco-sensitive zones, agro-climatic and biogeographic zones, seismic zones, flood history, highways, airports,…
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Ask questions about India's geo data in natural language. This MCP server connects any LLM to bharatlas: open-licensed layers covering admin boundaries (state to village), city wards, forests, wildlife sanctuaries, rivers, canals, reservoirs, dams, groundwater (aquifers, extraction), eco-sensitive zones, agro-climatic and biogeographic zones, seismic zones, flood history, highways, airports, health facilities, pincodes, electoral constituencies, and community submissions. Add to your MCP client…
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