05376 · For citizens and professionals
La Ceja offers ten activity areas and 21 rural IGAC records. Compare three residential types, commerce, facilities and buffer zones; explore rural production, protection and settlements. The rural copy separates 15,050 components and rounds coordinates to six decimals, retaining rings and vertices. The register reports PBOT 2018, Agreement 1 of 7 June 2018, with current status and validity according to IGAC; it separates five repealed acts and four without status. Register updated on 15 December 2024; it does not certify current validity.
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La Ceja · IGAC activity areas
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Query La Ceja planning →Open POT and read the expansion-land note for “Uso social obligado espacio público”. In rural zoning, filter “Centro poblado rural” and distinguish San José, El Tambo, San Judas, Toledo and Vueltecitas by their notes. If the view is partial, zoom in or filter; do not use rounded coordinates for boundary surveys.
05376 identifies La Ceja, Antioquia. OBJECTID retains the official record; ID_COMPONENTE_COPIA identifies a geometric part of this rural copy. Component counts are not parcel counts. Property-registration and parcel-number search are not enabled.
Local example: La Ceja · IGAC activity areas · latitude, longitude: 6.028062, -75.429433
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Explore 10 activity areas and 21 rural-zoning records for La Ceja, published by IGAC. Select an area to read its main use, detail, category and observations. Compare labels in the legend and filter by the published code.
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Query IGAC polygons around La Ceja. 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 the national agricultural frontier around La Ceja. Select a polygon to read its published municipality, department and codes. The legend distinguishes municipalities; filter cod_dane_mpio with 05376 to query La Ceja 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 21,558 reported accesses for La Ceja 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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DANE publishes a multidimensional poverty incidence of 11.5% for La Ceja 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 16,501 dwellings with water supply in La Ceja (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.
DANE 2018 Census counts for occupied dwellings with people present in the whole municipality. Dwellings with and without water supply are retained; their sum is shown only when both counts are available. No rates are calculated and population, households or all properties are not used as a denominator. These are historical census responses, without current address-level availability, continuity or water quality. The IGAC reference polygon is retained with query parameters documented in provenance: it does not reconstruct 2018 boundaries or represent pipes or individual dwellings; unsuitable for area measurements or densities. Copy retrieved on 9 October 2026; that date does not update the census. The combined municipal download includes water supply, electricity, sewerage, gas and internet, each with its own counts and sum. DANE data, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0.
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DANE’s 2018 Census records 17,445 dwellings with electricity in La Ceja. Explore electricity, sewerage, piped gas and internet counts. Historical counts of occupied dwellings with people present; no current address-level availability.
DANE 2018 Census counts for occupied dwellings with people present. Electricity, sewerage, natural gas through the public network, and fixed or mobile internet retain their with/without counts and their own sum when both are available; no common denominator is used and services are not added as unique dwellings. “Not reported” is not reconstructed by subtraction, no rates are calculated and nulls are not zero. These are historical responses, without current address-level availability, quality or continuity. Dwellings with internet are not the accesses reported by operators to MinTIC. The IGAC reference polygon is retained with query parameters documented in provenance; it neither reconstructs 2018 boundaries nor allocates counts to neighborhoods or parcels. Unsuitable for area measurements or densities. Copies retrieved on 9 October 2026; that date does not update the census. The combined municipal download also includes water supply with its own count pair. DANE data, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0.
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Explore alignments published by INVÍAS around La Ceja. 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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For 2024, MEN publishes 10,780 people aged 5–16 projected by DANE for La Ceja. 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 9 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 retained as returned by IGAC, with query parameters documented in provenance; 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 La Ceja, the historical MEN series records a total net enrollment rate of 88.85 % and gross rate of 100.45 % 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. Geometry retained as returned by IGAC, with query parameters documented in provenance. The reference boundary does not reconstruct each year’s boundaries and is unsuitable for measuring areas or densities.
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REPS records 16 IPS sites in La Ceja 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: 9 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. Geometry retained as returned by IGAC, with query parameters documented in provenance, 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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Activity areas · IGAC 2025La Ceja municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty valuesLayer detailsReference mapping published by IGAC from municipal planning instruments. The catalog lists publication on 28 November 2025 and inputs dated 20 February 2025; these are not adoption dates or polygon update dates. The layer does not identify the applicable act for each feature: query the instrument register separately under Tools. Codes retain official domain labels without standardizing categories or filling nulls. Empty compatible, conditional or prohibited-use fields do not mean a use is allowed. All received polygons, rings and vertices are retained; counts do not represent parcels or exclusive areas. Queries load the visible area in pages. Does not certify authorized uses, building capacity, permits, planning validity or current hazards. Copy retrieved: 2026-10-07. Catalog scale 1:2.000. In La Ceja, three urban records warn that some areas lie in expansion land. All 21 rural records are retained as 15,050 components, with coordinates rounded to six decimals without removing rings or vertices; do not use this copy for boundary surveys or precision measurements. OBJECTID identifies the official record and the component identifies only this copy. Counts describe components and a broad view may be partial: zoom in or filter. Extraction and service zones do not establish operations or authorization. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses are unreported. | 2025-11-28Source checked: | CC BY 4.0 · Colombia en Mapas |
Rural zoning · IGAC 2025La Ceja municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty values, rural coordinates rounded to six decimalsLayer detailsReference mapping published by IGAC from municipal planning instruments. The catalog lists publication on 28 November 2025 and inputs dated 20 February 2025; these are not adoption dates or polygon update dates. The layer does not identify the applicable act for each feature: query the instrument register separately under Tools. Codes retain official domain labels without standardizing categories or filling nulls. Empty compatible, conditional or prohibited-use fields do not mean a use is allowed. All received polygons, rings and vertices are retained; counts do not represent parcels or exclusive areas. Queries load the visible area in pages. Does not certify authorized uses, building capacity, permits, planning validity or current hazards. Copy retrieved: 2026-10-07. Catalog scale 1:25.000. In La Ceja, three urban records warn that some areas lie in expansion land. All 21 rural records are retained as 15,050 components, with coordinates rounded to six decimals without removing rings or vertices; do not use this copy for boundary surveys or precision measurements. OBJECTID identifies the official record and the component identifies only this copy. Counts describe components and a broad view may be partial: zoom in or filter. Extraction and service zones do not establish operations or authorization. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses are unreported. | 2025-11-28Source checked: | CC BY 4.0 · Colombia en Mapas |
| Territorial divisions · IGACInstituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi · Administrative divisions 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. | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | CC BY 4.0 |
| Agricultural frontier · UPRAUnidad de Planificación Rural Agropecuaria · UPRA 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. | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | Public use with attribution · UPRA |
| Sum of reported accesses · CRC 2026-Q1Postdata, Communications Regulation Commission (CRC); IGAC geometry; reported sum adapted by GeoSAT 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. | 2026-03-31Source checked: | Reuse with attribution · Postdata terms; IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0 |
| Multidimensional poverty incidence · DANE 2018 CensusDepartamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística - DANE: www.dane.gov.co · 2018 National Population and Housing Census; IGAC geometry; adapted by GeoSAT 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. Publicación DANE / DANE publication ↗ Metodología censal / Census methodology ↗ | 2018Source checked: | CC BY 4.0 · IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0 |
| Dwellings and water supply · 2018 CensusDepartamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística - DANE: www.dane.gov.co; IGAC geometry; adapted by GeoSAT DANE 2018 Census counts for occupied dwellings with people present in the whole municipality. Dwellings with and without water supply are retained; their sum is shown only when both counts are available. No rates are calculated and population, households or all properties are not used as a denominator. These are historical census responses, without current address-level availability, continuity or water quality. The IGAC reference polygon is retained with query parameters documented in provenance: it does not reconstruct 2018 boundaries or represent pipes or individual dwellings; unsuitable for area measurements or densities. Copy retrieved on 9 October 2026; that date does not update the census. The combined municipal download includes water supply, electricity, sewerage, gas and internet, each with its own counts and sum. DANE data, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0. Método censal · p. 37 / Census method · p. 37 ↗ Licencia Geoportal DANE / DANE Geoportal license ↗ | 2018Source checked: | CC BY 4.0 |
| Housing services · 2018 CensusDepartamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística - DANE: www.dane.gov.co; IGAC geometry; adapted by GeoSAT DANE 2018 Census counts for occupied dwellings with people present. Electricity, sewerage, natural gas through the public network, and fixed or mobile internet retain their with/without counts and their own sum when both are available; no common denominator is used and services are not added as unique dwellings. “Not reported” is not reconstructed by subtraction, no rates are calculated and nulls are not zero. These are historical responses, without current address-level availability, quality or continuity. Dwellings with internet are not the accesses reported by operators to MinTIC. The IGAC reference polygon is retained with query parameters documented in provenance; it neither reconstructs 2018 boundaries nor allocates counts to neighborhoods or parcels. Unsuitable for area measurements or densities. Copies retrieved on 9 October 2026; that date does not update the census. The combined municipal download also includes water supply with its own count pair. DANE data, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0. Gas natural por red pública / Natural gas through the public network ↗ Internet fijo o móvil / Fixed or mobile internet ↗ Definición / Definition · Energía eléctrica / Electricity ↗ Definición / Definition · Alcantarillado / Sewerage ↗ Definición / Definition · Gas natural por red pública / Natural gas through the public network ↗ Definición / Definition · Internet fijo o móvil / Fixed or mobile internet ↗ Método censal · p. 37 / Census method · p. 37 ↗ Licencia Geoportal DANE / DANE Geoportal license ↗ | 2018Source checked: | CC BY 4.0 |
| Road network alignments · INVÍASInstituto Nacional de Vías · INVÍAS; generalized by GeoSAT 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. | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Population aged 5–16 · MEN / DANEMinistry of National Education · DANE projections; IGAC geometry; adapted by GeoSAT 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 9 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 retained as returned by IGAC, with query parameters documented in provenance; unsuitable for measurements or densities. MEN CC BY-SA 4.0; IGAC mapping CC BY 4.0; GeoSAT adaptation CC BY-SA 4.0. Diccionario MEN / MEN field definitions ↗ | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | CC BY-SA 4.0 · IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0 |
| Net and gross enrollment rates · MENMinistry of National Education; IGAC geometry; adapted by GeoSAT 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. Geometry retained as returned by IGAC, with query parameters documented in provenance. The reference boundary does not reconstruct each year’s boundaries and is unsuitable for measuring areas or densities. Diccionario MEN / MEN field definitions ↗ | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | CC BY-SA 4.0 · IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0 |
| IPS sites by legal nature · REPSMinistry of Health and Social Protection · REPS; IGAC geometry; counted and adapted by GeoSAT 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: 9 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. Geometry retained as returned by IGAC, with query parameters documented in provenance, 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. Consulta oficial REPS / Official REPS query ↗ Metadatos MinSalud / MinSalud metadata ↗ | 2026-03-12Source checked: | CC BY-SA 4.0 · IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0 |
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