Hydrographic nodes — Métropole 2016 — BD Carthage

Description

A hydrographic node is a change in water flow. It is always located at the end of an elementary hydrographic section.

The hydrographic node class managed by the IGN includes:
— confluences, diffluences, springs, mouths and losses of watercourses;
— containment dams;
— dams over the water;
— locks (for passage or refit);
— sources and waterfalls of tourist interest.

A hydrographic node is located by a geometric top. Some nodes correspond to an outlet of a hydrographic area.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
Downloading data by basin - Format ESRI Shapefile Unknown Open resource
Download Data - MapInfo MIF/MID Format Unknown Open resource
Metropolis data download - Format ESRI Shapefile Unknown Open resource
Downloading data by region - Format ESRI Shapefile Unknown Open resource

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