Published threat condition in Versalles
Explore threat-condition labels published for Versalles by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca.
Explore these layers ↗Threat condition published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca, consulted on 16 October 2026. The observed query returned eight rural polygons: five described as “Amenaza alta”, two as “Amenaza media” and one without a description. Original labels are retained, including “Deslizamiento por fuertes pedientes” for OBJECTID 1; they certify neither current threat conditions, prioritization nor authorized land uses. Geometries 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 differ from the reference ORGOT boundary: they are retained whole without clipping or repair and do not replace that boundary. The example point is inside its source geometry and the municipality; containment of the entire view is not claimed. 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 supporting context, not a complete inventory or a replacement for 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.
Versalles · Public query
Published threat condition
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- Open “Published threat condition” at zoom 18 and select the example from Results; confirm OBJECTID 1 in the record. Read “Deslizamiento por fuertes pedientes”, description “Amenaza alta”, scope “Rural” and the source link. The legend distinguishes published descriptions; the primary POT journey remains separate.
Frequently asked questions
How can I explore Versalles’s published threat condition?
Open “Published threat condition” at zoom 18 and select the example from Results; confirm OBJECTID 1 in the record. Read “Deslizamiento por fuertes pedientes”, description “Amenaza alta”, scope “Rural” and the source link. The legend distinguishes published descriptions; 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 eight rural polygons: five described as “Amenaza alta”, two as “Amenaza media” and one without a description. Original labels are retained, including “Deslizamiento por fuertes pedientes” for OBJECTID 1; they certify neither current threat conditions, prioritization nor authorized land uses. Geometries 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 differ from the reference ORGOT boundary: they are retained whole without clipping or repair and do not replace that boundary. The example point is inside its source geometry and the municipality; containment of the entire view is not claimed. 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 supporting context, not a complete inventory or a replacement for 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.
Sources, dates and limits
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| Layer and source | Data date | Reuse |
|---|---|---|
| Published threat conditionGobernación del Valle del Cauca · VERSALLES_LADM · ue_areaCondicionAmenaza Threat condition published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca, consulted on 16 October 2026. The observed query returned eight rural polygons: five described as “Amenaza alta”, two as “Amenaza media” and one without a description. Original labels are retained, including “Deslizamiento por fuertes pedientes” for OBJECTID 1; they certify neither current threat conditions, prioritization nor authorized land uses. Geometries 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 differ from the reference ORGOT boundary: they are retained whole without clipping or repair and do not replace that boundary. The example point is inside its source geometry and the municipality; containment of the entire view is not claimed. 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 supporting context, not a complete inventory or a replacement for 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. | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | Specific license not declared in the consulted metadata |
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