Explore land classification, activity areas, planning treatments, construction indices and planning units through official IDESC services. Compare flood, wetland, protected-area, heritage and mobility context from Cali’s land-use plan. Separately explore project areas registered in ANLA’s monitoring layer as an environmental reference independent of the land-use plan.
Each theme groups layers available in the viewer, with documented sources and reuse terms. Check each source’s dates, coverage and limitations before interpreting results.
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Compare land classification, published activity areas and purposes, planning treatments, base and additional construction indices, and urban and rural planning units. Read original IDESC categories in their mapped context.
Map reference from the land-use plan adopted through Agreement 0373 of 2014 and the Planning Department’s land classification. It does not certify permitted activities, permits or parcel development rights. Record updates are retained when available; no common date is declared for all layers. Visible-area query limited to 500 records and a 2 MiB response. Filters and statistics describe loaded records; a partial query does not represent the entire city. Retrieval and catalog modification dates are not data dates.
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Explore fluvial and pluvial flood-hazard categories published in the land-use plan. Inspect each polygon’s hazard type and source while keeping the two publications separate.
These are planning scenarios, without real-time observations or alerts. The absence of a polygon does not establish safety. No single return period is assigned to every record, and hazard is not treated as parcel risk. Visible-area query limited to 500 records and a 2 MiB response. Filters and statistics describe loaded records; a partial query does not represent the entire city. Retrieval and catalog modification dates are not data dates.
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Explore wetlands and protected areas in the land-use plan: names, zones, types, administrative acts and responsible bodies where published. Compare these boundaries with area planning.
Planning reference inventories and boundaries, without current field verification or access conditions. These are not exhaustive environmental coverage and do not replace the competent authority’s acts and boundaries. Visible-area query limited to 500 records and a 2 MiB response. Filters and statistics describe loaded records; a partial query does not represent the entire city. Retrieval and catalog modification dates are not data dates.
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Inspect names, asset codes and conservation levels published for planning heritage. Explore urban sectors and property records without treating every polygon as a separate monument.
This layer includes sector and property records; their counts are not unique assets. Record update dates are retained when available. It does not certify authorized interventions or current physical condition. Visible-area query limited to 500 records and a 2 MiB response. Filters and statistics describe loaded records; a partial query does not represent the entire city. Retrieval and catalog modification dates are not data dates.
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Compare Cali’s planning road hierarchy and cycle routes. Inspect published categories, names and conditions, distinguishing existing and proposed paths without assuming current operation.
Planning mapping; “existing” and “proposed” are source categories. It does not establish completed works, cycle connectivity, navigation, traffic, closures or current safety. Visible-area query limited to 500 records and a 2 MiB response. Filters and statistics describe loaded records; a partial query does not represent the entire city. Retrieval and catalog modification dates are not data dates.
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Locate an area within the 22 urban communes published by IDESC. Select a commune to read its text code 01–22, name and official links; filter by code or name and compare the legend by commune. This administrative query is separate from land-use planning.
Administrative divisions of urban land: these exclude rural districts and do not determine land uses, permits or parcel conditions. IDESC describes layer adjustments based on boundary descriptions and coordinates in the technical supporting document (DTS) of Agreement 0636 of 2026, building on the divisions established by the 1988, 1998 and 2004 agreements. The metadata records a revision on 28 September 2026 and a CC BY-SA 4.0 licence; it does not establish a single measurement date or that all 22 geometries changed. The linked PDF could not be read during verification; its articles were not verified. shape_leng and shape_area retain original values without verified units. Visible-area query limited to 500 records and a 2 MiB response. Filters and statistics describe loaded records; a partial query does not represent the entire city. Retrieval and catalog modification dates are not data dates.
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Explore cadastral land geometry records in a small area. Select a geometry or result to inspect its source and overlap notices; compare with land classification and planning treatments without identifying a parcel by NPN.
Spatial query of cadastral land geometry records published by the Subdirección de Catastro. Only complete geometries reprojected by the service to CRS84 are received, without parcel attributes or NPN search. Records may coincide or overlap; their count is not a count of unique parcels, and distinct source copies are not removed. This does not establish ownership, legal boundaries or complete municipal coverage. Zoom to level 19 or 20; responses are limited to 500 records and 2 MiB. If results are partial, reduce the area before interpretation or export. Data and publication dates are not stated; service verification is not a measurement date. The service does not state a dataset-specific licence: retain attribution and consult its official conditions.
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Explore points from the SGC national inventory within the query area. Compare published types and subtypes and open the result source. This reference complements municipal hazard layers with a different scope.
National historical inventory, not an alert or a current hazard map. The service publishes no occurrence or update date per record. Queries show points intersecting the visible area, which may include neighboring municipalities; this is not an exhaustive municipal count. Empty results do not establish absence of movements or risk. Confirm current conditions with the local authority.
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Query IGAC polygons around Cali. Select a territory to read its name, code, category and legal reference. Use the name legend and code filter to distinguish the municipality or district from departments and neighbors also present in the view.
Territorial reference for the visible area: includes departments and neighboring municipalities or districts, with overlapping polygons. Do not add their areas or interpret results as a municipal count. Published categories: 0 department, 1 municipality, 2 district, 3 uncategorized; other codes are retained without a verified definition. Territorial codes remain text; they are not parcel identifiers. Depto and the legal reference are source attributes, not certification of administrative hierarchy or legal validity. Update date not declared. Geometries are generalized by zoom level and coordinates rounded for display; unsuitable for exact positioning, measuring areas or distances, or resolving boundaries. Credit IGAC and identify these changes when reusing.
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Explore registered protected areas around Cali. Compare management categories and inspect names, published status, environmental authorities and enrollment and registration dates. This national reference differs from environmental layers in the land-use plan; each record links to its official entry.
Copy of the official download retrieved on 5 October 2026 (Colombia), not a live query. Selected by bounding boxes within the query area: may include neighbors and polygons that do not intersect the selected point; not a municipal inventory. Enrollment and registration are RUNAP dates, not update, designation or public-opening dates. Overall data date not declared; missing-date markers NaT are omitted from the record. Components and rings are retained; geographic MAGNA coordinates rounded to five decimals for display (small rings retain original precision if rounding would collapse or reverse them), without geodetic adjustment or a guarantee of topological precision. Unsuitable for boundary surveys or precision measurement. Areas may overlap: do not add them or interpret an empty query as absence of protection. Confirm current acts, boundaries and conditions with the environmental authority. GeoSAT adaptation under CC BY-SA 4.0: credit Parques Nacionales, identify changes and retain the same license when redistributing adaptations.
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Explore the national agricultural frontier around Cali. Select a polygon to read its published municipality, department and codes. The legend distinguishes municipalities; filter cod_dane_mpio with 76001 to query Cali polygons received in that area. This rural reference complements the land-use plan without replacing its permitted uses or identifying suitability for a crop.
Indicative reference at 1:100,000 scale, version 4.1 according to the service; not crop suitability, land-use permission or a parcel assessment. SIPRA warns against use for financial, credit or parcel-planning decisions. The metadata linked by SIPRA is titled June 2025 but lists creation on 2026-03-22 and publication/revision on 2025-05-29: no dataset-wide date is assigned. The methodology aggregates patches larger than 25 ha within 100 m and fills holes smaller than 25 ha. The viewer also generalizes geometry by zoom and rounds coordinates; do not measure areas or settle boundaries with it. Queried polygons may include neighboring municipalities and are not a complete municipal inventory. Empty results do not establish absence of restrictions. Department names and codes remain as published, without validating administrative hierarchy; municipal codes do not identify parcels. This layer does not distinguish conditioned and unconditioned agricultural frontier. Public use with UPRA attribution under its metadata terms; identify the display adaptation and consult the source and authorities for specific decisions.
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Explore 581,252 reported accesses for Cali as of 31 March 2026. The preliminary sum covers reported segments; additional corporate accesses (117) are included when reported. Select the municipality to inspect available segments and export the record with its source. These are not people, homes or unique subscribers; they do not indicate address-level availability.
Fixed internet accesses reported for the first quarter of 2026, as of 31 March. The series is preliminary and subject to revision. The sum covers reported segments; operator internal use and additional corporate accesses (117) are included when reported and shown separately. Accesses do not equal people, homes or unique subscribers. The municipal boundary locates the statistic; it does not describe the network or guarantee service at an address. A segment without a reported record is not treated as zero. Data retrieved from Postdata, Communications Regulation Commission; source extraction 30 June 2026, retrieved 9 October 2026.
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MinTIC publishes 539,632 fixed internet accesses for Cali in 2023-Q3. Open the map and select the municipality to inspect the total and residential strata 1–6, corporate, unclassified and internal-use segments. In Thematic maps, choose each count and export the record with its source. This is a historical municipal reference; it cannot verify current service at an address.
Historical MinTIC reference for 2023-Q3, the latest quarter present in dataset n48w-gutb retrieved on 6 October 2026. Data load: 23 February 2024; not current connectivity. GeoSAT sums reported accesses by municipality and segment, without counting rows as subscribers. The total includes corporate, residential strata 1–6, unclassified and operator internal-use segments. A category with no rows contributes zero only to this published aggregate: it does not establish absence of service. These are accesses, not people, unique households, speed, quality or availability at an address. No penetration rate or population denominator is calculated. The outdated catalog description mentions 2015–2019; this query’s quarter comes from verified rows. The IGAC polygon represents the whole municipality, not the network or its coverage: moving the map does not allocate accesses to neighborhoods or parcels. Current reference geometry generalized to approximately 0.00017 degrees and six decimals, without reconstructing 2023 boundaries; unsuitable for areas or densities. MinTIC data and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0; IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0.
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DANE publishes a multidimensional poverty incidence of 11.9% for Cali in the 2018 Census. Open the map and select the municipality to inspect the percentage, source and methodology. This is a historical whole-municipality value.
Municipal multidimensional poverty incidence published by DANE from the 2018 National Population and Housing Census. This is a census approximation: five dimensions and 15 deprivation indicators defined at household level, with a weighted threshold of 33.3%. The source refers to actually censused private households and recommends considering census omission. The published percentage is retained without inferring numbers of people or households or recalculating denominators. It is neither current poverty nor an annual series comparable with the Quality of Life Survey IPM or Medellín’s local series. Do not sum or average municipalities to obtain department or national incidence. The current municipal reference polygon neither reconstructs 2018 boundaries nor allocates the value to neighborhoods or parcels. The technical publication is dated 31 January 2020; the retrieval date does not update the census. DANE data and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0; IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0. The service does not publish the percentage denominator. It cannot determine parcel conditions, benefit eligibility or neighborhood poverty. Reference geometry query parameters are retained in download provenance.
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DANE records 592,064 dwellings with water supply in Cali (2018 Census). Explore available counts with and without service on the map. Historical counts of occupied dwellings with people present; no current address-level availability.
Municipal counts from DANE’s 2018 National Population and Housing Census, for occupied dwellings with people present. The official layer’s categories with and without water supply service are preserved. Their sum is shown as dwellings classified in this publication; people, households, subscribers and all properties are not used as denominators. No rate is calculated and missing values are not replaced with zero. These are 2018 census responses, not current coverage, continuity, water quality or availability at an address. The IGAC polygon identifies the entire municipality: it does not map pipes or allocate dwellings to neighborhoods or parcels. Current reference geometry generalized to approximately 0.00017 degrees and six decimals, without reconstructing 2018 boundaries; unsuitable for area measurements or densities. Copy retrieved on 6 October 2026; the retrieval date does not update the census. DANE, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0.
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DANE’s 2018 Census records 596,517 dwellings with electricity in Cali. Explore electricity, sewerage, piped gas and internet counts. Historical counts of occupied dwellings with people present; no current address-level availability.
Municipal DANE 2018 Census counts for occupied dwellings with people present. Each service retains its with/without counts and its own sum: electricity, sewerage, natural gas connected to the public network, and fixed or mobile internet. Bases differ; no common base is used and services are not added as unique dwellings. The gas layer only provides with/without counts although its dictionary allows “Not reported”; that category is not reconstructed by subtraction. No rates are calculated and nulls are not replaced with zero. These are historical census responses, without current address-level availability, quality or continuity. Dwellings with internet are not the accesses reported by operators to MinTIC. The current IGAC reference polygon identifies the entire municipality, not networks or individual dwellings; it neither reconstructs 2018 boundaries nor allocates counts to neighborhoods or parcels. Geometry generalized to approximately 0.00017 degrees and six decimals, unsuitable for areas or densities. Copies retrieved on 6 October 2026; that date does not update the census. DANE data, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0.
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Explore alignments published by INVÍAS around Cali. Open the map and select a line to inspect its section code, route name, section and administrator, carriageway, category and surface codes. The legend distinguishes routes; choose another attribute in Thematic maps. Filter by section code or exact name and export the record with its source. Records may extend into neighboring municipalities; they are not the complete local street network and do not confirm current availability.
Reference alignments of the road network published by INVÍAS, queried by area and including neighboring areas; not the complete municipal street network or a land-use query. Lines are generalized for display: do not measure distances or use them for navigation or parcel boundaries. No traffic, closures or section inspection dates are provided. The catalog data load is dated 19 September 2026; it does not certify current conditions. Dictionary codes: administrator 1 INVÍAS, 2 ANI, 3 Departmental concession, 4 FINDETER, 5 Disused roads, 6 INVÍAS agreements; carriageway 1 single, 2 dual, 3 not defined; category 1 first order, 2 second order, 3 third order, 4 not defined; surface 1 paved, 2 unpaved, 3 not defined. These attributes do not establish operation, accessibility or completion of works. “Por Defnir” is retained as published by the source and means not defined. A section code can repeat: row identifiers distinguish records, not unique assets. An empty response only means that this query returned no records. INVÍAS and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Explore bridges in ANI concession projects and toll stations published by INVÍAS around Cali. Select a point to read its name, project or road section and source. Compare bridges by project and toll stations by section with the legend, or filter by exact name. Both layers are queried by area; toll stations include several administrators, not only ANI.
Infrastructure records within the query area, including neighbors; not a complete municipal inventory or a navigation system. The sources do not provide a status that separates planned, under-construction and operational assets: a point does not establish completed or available infrastructure. No live traffic, closures, accessibility or current toll rates are included. Technical identifiers distinguish source rows, not parcels or unique assets. Catalog dates describe data loads and metadata changes, not inspections of each asset. Credit the respective authority and GeoSAT for the query-point adaptation; reuse under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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For 2024, MEN publishes 379,094 people aged 5–16 projected by DANE for Cali. All 14 verified annual values for 2011–2024 are shown. Open the map, change the year and select the municipality to read its record. Open Thematic maps for the trend and annual table. The figure represents the whole municipality, not the visible map area.
DANE projected population aged 5–16, published by MEN for the whole municipality in 2011–2024. Estimated people, not enrollment, school places, measured school demand or internet availability. Copy retrieved on 5 October 2026 (Colombia); the catalog data load is dated 13 November 2025, not a single DANE release. The source does not document a uniform census basis across the series: differences between years may include methodological revisions and must not be attributed solely to demographic change. No rate or denominator is calculated. Codes are padded to five digits and unambiguous thousands separators in 2021 counts are normalized; original values remain in the reference publication. All 14 verified annual values for 2011–2024 are shown. Joined by code to the IGAC reference polygon: historical boundaries are not reconstructed and people are not allocated to neighborhoods or parcels. Geometry generalized by the service to approximately 0.000172 degrees and six decimal places; unsuitable for measurements or densities. MEN CC BY-SA 4.0; IGAC mapping CC BY 4.0; GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0.
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For Cali, the historical MEN series records a total net enrollment rate of 78.77 % and gross rate of 87.37 % in 2024, relative to the population aged 5–16. Explore ten indicators for 2011–2024: total, transition, primary, lower secondary and upper secondary, each with net and gross rates. Open the map, choose Indicator and year, and review the trend and annual table. All 140 indicator-year values are reported in the retrieved copy. These are historical municipal rates, not available school places or current figures.
Historical municipal enrollment rates published by MEN for 2011–2024, retained as percentages without recalculating denominators or capping values at 100. They do not measure school places, available capacity or school operation. Missing data remain without a value and are not replaced with zero. The source does not document a uniform population-projection edition across the series: changes can include methodological revisions. Differences are expressed in percentage points. The retrieval date does not update the indicator year. The polygon represents the whole municipality, not its distribution by neighborhoods or parcels. Rates and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0; IGAC mapping CC BY 4.0. Reference geometry generalized by the service to approximately 0.000172 degrees and six decimal places. The reference boundary does not reconstruct each year’s boundaries and is unsuitable for measuring areas or densities.
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REPS records 1,056 IPS sites in Cali at 12 March 2026. Open the map and select the municipality to inspect total, public, private and mixed counts. In Thematic maps, choose each count and export the record with its source. These are municipal figures, not site locations or availability of care.
GeoSAT count of distinct site habilitation codes in REPS, restricted to the healthcare institutions (IPS) class and grouped by site municipality and legal nature. Published cutoff: 12 March 2026; catalog data load: 17 April 2026; copy retrieved: 6 October 2026. The table also includes independent practitioners and other classes, which are excluded. These are registered sites, not unique institutions, hospitals, beds, available capacity, appointments or certification of current operation. No rate or denominator is used. An absent category is counted as zero only within the complete queried aggregate. No site locations are provided: the IGAC polygon represents the whole municipality; moving the map does not change the count or allocate it to neighborhoods. Reference geometry generalized to approximately 0.000172 degrees and six decimals, mapping date undeclared; unsuitable for area measurements or densities. No personal names, IDs, addresses or contacts are published. MinSalud data and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0; IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0. Consult REPS to verify a specific provider.
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The retrieved ANM copy associates 19 distinct file codes with Cali. Open the map and select the municipality to read the count, file codes and published mineral labels. The catalog data load is dated 18 March 2026. The query uses the whole municipality without locating titles or mines; it does not establish actual extraction or cover all mining titles.
GeoSAT count of distinct file codes associated with the municipality in ANM’s RUCOM mining-title publication. Copy retrieved on 6 October 2026; catalog data load: 18 March 2026, with no record cutoff date. Rows can repeat file codes by mineral or other attributes: each code is counted once per municipality. Do not sum municipalities to obtain a national total. This is not the complete mining-title cadastre, an inventory of operating mines or a production measurement. Inclusion in this copy does not certify current legal status, environmental authorizations or activity: verify the official file and RUCOM. Original mineral labels, including spelling variants, are retained; they are not a standardized classification. Holder names, personal IDs and contact details are excluded. No mining geometries are provided: the IGAC polygon identifies the whole municipality, not a title, plant or extraction area; moving the map does not allocate the count. Reference generalized to approximately 0.000172 degrees and six decimals, mapping date undeclared; unsuitable for area measurements or densities. ANM data and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0; IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0.
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Explore ANLA project records intersecting a Cali query area. The Alférez substation and associated transmission lines example opens file LAM5950, objectid 1747, with the published description “Modificación Licencia Ambiental”. Compare sectors, the published act, date and original attributes. A blank note is missing information. This environmental-monitoring reference does not replace the land-use plan or establish current permit validity or operating status.
Project areas published by ANLA in its “Seguimiento” group, not a municipal land-use plan, parcels, alerts or a current risk assessment. Each geometry is a record: one file may have several areas and acts; do not count records as unique projects or sum their areas as affected municipal land. fec_act_ad is the published act date, not a mapping update, current legal validity or operating status. The source declares neither a mapping scale nor a dataset-wide date. The public item credits ANLA but declares no specific reuse licence; consult the official terms and links without assuming a CC licence. Received EPSG:4326 geometry, transformed by the service from EPSG:4686, is retained without clipping, simplification or additional rounding. Query-window intersections may include areas outside the municipality. Queries are limited to 500 records and 2 MiB; partial, empty or failed responses do not establish the absence of projects or restrictions. Sector retains its official domain code: 101 Hidrocarburos, 102 Infraestructura, 103 Minería, 104 Energía, 105 Agroquímicos, 106 Proyectos Especiales. Notes reproduce historical published text; spaces or null values are missing information, not permissions or absence of restrictions. Confirm the file and applicable acts with ANLA.
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