lgl-bw.de
Provides geospatial data, mapping products and land-development services for Baden-Württemberg
About lgl-bw.de
The Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landentwicklung Baden-Württemberg (LGL) is the state's surveying, land consolidation and settlement authority. It produces and provides geospatial base data, related applications and products, including maps, aerial imagery, 3D products and geospatial services.
Its customers include public-sector users and other geodata users. Products are available as printed maps, datasets and geospatial services; some are offered through the LGL shop, while open-data products are free.
LGL is based in Stuttgart and presents Karlsruhe as a work location. Its current recruitment includes a data collection team role in Karlsruhe.
Product: Geospatial base data, maps, aerial imagery, 3D products, geospatial services and land-development services.
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