Published threat condition in Restrepo
Explore threat-condition labels published for Restrepo by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca.
1 layer · service queried by area · Gobernación del Valle del Cauca · RESTREPO_LADM · ue_areaCondicionAmenaza
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Published threat condition
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Gobernación del Valle del Cauca · RESTREPO_LADM · ue_areaCondicionAmenaza · Source checked: 2026-10-16
Threat condition published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca, consulted on 16 October 2026. The observed query returned 190 records: 126 labelled “Áreas con condición de amenaza”, 21 “Área en condición de amenaza” and 43 “Sin información”; all indicate scope “Rural”. These are source labels, not certification of current threat conditions or authorized land uses. Duplicate geometry pairs OBJECTID 23/24, 29/30 and 68/81 are retained and are not presented as an inventory of unique areas. Thirteen geometries differ from the reference ORGOT boundary: they are retained whole without clipping or repair and do not replace that boundary. The source provides neither descriptions nor prioritization for these records. The data or adoption date, instrument, adopting act, legal validity, scale and specific license have not been established. Shape_Area, Shape_Length and Z=0 do not establish verified measurements, heights or accuracy. This is not a complete inventory, cadastre or orthophoto and does not replace the primary POT. Queries allow up to 500 features and 2 MiB after normalization; they may be partial or fail. An empty result or failure does not establish absence of threat conditions.
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How to use it
- Open “Published threat condition” at zoom 18 and select the example from Results; confirm OBJECTID 1 in the record. Read the label “Áreas con condición de amenaza”, scope “Rural” and source link; the legend distinguishes the three published labels. No prioritization is provided, and these labels do not certify current threat conditions; the primary POT journey remains separate.
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How can I explore the published threat condition?
Open “Published threat condition” at zoom 18 and select the example from Results; confirm OBJECTID 1 in the record. Read the label “Áreas con condición de amenaza”, scope “Rural” and source link; the legend distinguishes the three published labels. No prioritization is provided, and these labels do not certify current threat conditions; the primary POT journey remains separate.
What coverage and terms does the source have?
Threat condition published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca, consulted on 16 October 2026. The observed query returned 190 records: 126 labelled “Áreas con condición de amenaza”, 21 “Área en condición de amenaza” and 43 “Sin información”; all indicate scope “Rural”. These are source labels, not certification of current threat conditions or authorized land uses. Duplicate geometry pairs OBJECTID 23/24, 29/30 and 68/81 are retained and are not presented as an inventory of unique areas. Thirteen geometries differ from the reference ORGOT boundary: they are retained whole without clipping or repair and do not replace that boundary. The source provides neither descriptions nor prioritization for these records. The data or adoption date, instrument, adopting act, legal validity, scale and specific license have not been established. Shape_Area, Shape_Length and Z=0 do not establish verified measurements, heights or accuracy. This is not a complete inventory, cadastre or orthophoto and does not replace the primary POT. Queries allow up to 500 features and 2 MiB after normalization; they may be partial or fail. An empty result or failure does not establish absence of threat conditions.