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It is widely used in GIS and web mapping tools and follows the GeoJSON standard (RFC 7946).",[18,19,20,21,22],"windows","mac","linux","ios","android",{"ext":24,"name":25,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":15,"summary":26,"howToOs":27},"shp","Esri Shapefile (geometry file)",".shp is the main geometry file in an Esri Shapefile dataset used to store vector GIS features. You typically open it in GIS software (for example ArcGIS Pro) together with its companion files such as .dbf and .shx.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":29,"name":30,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":31,"summary":32,"howToOs":33},"kml","Keyhole Markup Language (KML)",70,"KML is an XML-based GIS format for showing geographic features (placemarks, paths, polygons, overlays) on maps and virtual globes. It’s commonly opened in Google Earth and is also supported by GIS tools such as ArcGIS.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":35,"name":36,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":37,"summary":38,"howToOs":39},"gpkg","OGC GeoPackage (SQLite) geospatial database",55,".gpkg is an OGC GeoPackage: a SQLite 3 database file with a standardized schema for geospatial data. It commonly stores vector layers and can also store raster/tiles in the same single file.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":41,"name":42,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":37,"summary":43,"howToOs":44},"osm","OpenStreetMap OSM XML (map data)",".osm is an OpenStreetMap dataset stored as OSM XML, containing map features like nodes, ways, and relations. It’s commonly opened or imported into GIS tools such as QGIS, GDAL-based software, or data-integration tools like FME.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":46,"name":47,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":37,"summary":48,"howToOs":49},"prj","ESRI/Shapefile Projection (WKT CRS) File",".prj is a plain-text “projection” sidecar file most commonly used with ESRI Shapefiles to store the dataset’s coordinate reference system in Well-Known Text (WKT). You typically open it in GIS software (as part of the shapefile) or a text editor to inspect the CRS definition.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":51,"name":52,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":37,"summary":53,"howToOs":54},"shx","Esri Shapefile Index (SHX)",".shx is the index component of an Esri Shapefile dataset, used alongside .shp (geometry) and .dbf (attributes). You typically open it by opening the shapefile dataset (the .shp) in a GIS app rather than opening the .shx by itself.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":56,"name":57,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":58,"summary":59,"howToOs":60},"kmz","KMZ (Zipped KML) geospatial archive",45,"A KMZ file is a ZIP-compressed package used to share KML map content (places, paths, overlays), often for viewing in Google Earth and other GIS tools.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":62,"name":63,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":64,"summary":65,"howToOs":66},"mbtiles","MBTiles (SQLite tile set)",35,".mbtiles is a single-file map tile package used to store tiled maps (raster or vector tiles) in a SQLite database. It’s commonly opened in GIS and mapping tools such as QGIS, GDAL-based tools, and MapTiler Desktop.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":68,"name":69,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":70,"summary":71,"howToOs":72},"nc","NC data",31,".NC files are data files commonly used for scientific data storage and can be opened with specialized software on various platforms.",[18,19,20,21,22],{"ext":74,"name":75,"category":5,"categoryName":7,"popularity":76,"summary":77,"howToOs":78},"dbf","dBase database (.DBF)",17,".DBF is a dBASE table file used to store rows and columns of data. 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