Flood hazard in Cali
Planning fluvial and pluvial scenarios in eastern Cali.
2 layers · service queried by area · Alcaldía de Santiago de Cali · Departamento Administrativo de Planeación · IDESC · GeoSAT adaptation: source attribute selection and WGS84 reprojection
Open this query ↗Cali · Public query
Planning flood hazard
Open the map with its prepared layers and select a feature to inspect its attributes.
Open Cali map →What it includes
- Fluvial flood hazard
Queried per area · up to 500 records · date not declared · Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike · license stated in Datos Abiertos Cali
Alcaldía de Santiago de Cali · Departamento Administrativo de Planeación · IDESC · GeoSAT adaptation: source attribute selection and WGS84 reprojection · Source checked: 2026-10-05
Planning fluvial scenarios with original categories and sources, including torrential-flood categories. Return periods vary by category; the Cauca River Tr500 scenario is not assigned to the entire layer. These are not alerts or current water levels. 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.
Official source ↗Catálogo y licencia / Catalog and license ↗
Consulta oficial de uso del suelo / Official land-use consultation ↗
- Pluvial flood hazard
Queried per area · up to 500 records · date not declared · Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike · license stated in Datos Abiertos Cali
Alcaldía de Santiago de Cali · Departamento Administrativo de Planeación · IDESC · GeoSAT adaptation: source attribute selection and WGS84 reprojection · Source checked: 2026-10-05
Planning categories related to overflowing channels, groundwater and rainwater ponding. Depths appearing in categories are published scenario parameters, without current measurements or a declared overall date. 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.
Official source ↗Catálogo y licencia / Catalog and license ↗
Consulta oficial de uso del suelo / Official land-use consultation ↗
How to use it
- Click “Open this query” to load Fluvial flood hazard and Pluvial flood hazard in the viewer.
- Select a feature on the map or in the Results list to read its record with attributes, source and date.
- Build a thematic map to compare, or open statistics to analyze the loaded data.
- Share the view link or export received results with attribution and dates.
Locate the query in Cali
Locate an area by coordinates or general address and place search; a match does not identify or certify a parcel. Explore its layers and published attributes. Official NPN searches and land-use opinions are provided by the municipal portal. The independent ANLA project query shows areas and attributes published by the Autoridad Nacional de Licencias Ambientales (ANLA), retaining its attribution. The prepared example opens record objectid 1747 for file LAM5950; 29 November 2018 is the published act date, not a mapping update. This is not land-use zoning and establishes neither current legal validity of permits, operating status nor a complete municipal inventory. One file may have several areas and acts: records are not unique projects, and their areas must not be summed as affected municipal land. The source declares neither a mapping scale nor a dataset-wide date, and the item declares no specific reuse licence. Queries are limited to 500 records and 2 MiB; results depend on the queried area and may be partial. Consult the official ANLA links and confirm the file and its acts.
Cali uses the 30-digit National Parcel Number (NPN); municipal services also distinguish the parcel identifier and local parcel number. GeoSAT does not convert these identifiers to Medellín’s CBML or provide cadastral NPN search in Cali. The spatial land query shows geometry records without parcel attributes; it does not identify a unique parcel. Use the official land-use service to consult an NPN.
Local example: Flood hazard · latitude, longitude: 3.43, -76.48
Query guide for Cali →Frequently asked questions
What does “Flood hazard” open on the map?
Planning fluvial and pluvial scenarios in eastern Cali: 2 layers (Fluvial flood hazard and Pluvial flood hazard), with 2 queried live per area.
Where do the data come from, and how can they be reused?
Layers come from Alcaldía de Santiago de Cali · Departamento Administrativo de Planeación · IDESC · GeoSAT adaptation: source attribute selection and WGS84 reprojection. Published licenses: Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike · license stated in Datos Abiertos Cali. Each record retains its source and date; check the exact license before reuse.
Are the results complete?
This query loads 2 layers within the visible area, up to 500 records per zone: zoom in to complete a sector. A partial-result notice means you are not seeing the whole inventory.
Do I need an account or payment?
No. The Cali geovisor is free with no account: open the query, explore, export received results and share the link. Last GeoSAT verification: 2026-10-05.