Morocco's geospatial data

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Annual JRC Global Surface Water series built from available Landsat observations from 1984 to 2024: the v1.0 version-of-record archive for 1984–2015, v1.5-reprocessed years for 2016–2021, and the 2022–2024 extension based on Landsat Collection 2. Each 30 m pixel classifies the year as non-water, seasonal water or permanent water. The national extent is continuous and includes the southern regions. The 1992 and 1993 layers are not provided because the prepared COGs contained no valid classified pixels over Morocco; this gap does not mean that water disappeared. Observation availability varies by year, and the source warns of possible residual co-registration offsets between the Landsat collections.

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National collection of seven modelled river-flood scenarios for return periods of 10, 20, 50, 75, 100, 200 and 500 years. Each pixel represents potential water depth in metres at about 90 m resolution. These maps describe hazard, not a dated event or complete risk: by themselves they do not combine exposure, vulnerability, local flood protection, pluvial flooding or coastal flooding. The rasters are clipped to one continuous national extent covering all of Morocco, including the southern regions.

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Series of 11 annual composites derived from Google Dynamic World labels, published on a national 100 m grid covering all of Morocco, including southern regions. Each year selects the most frequent class over time at the original 10 m resolution, then resamples it by nearest neighbor to the 100 m grid. The year 2015 is partial, starting on June 27; 2016–2025 cover full calendar years.

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Event-based collection of COG representing the estimated Modified Mercalli Intensity (MMI) from official USGS ShakeMap products covering Morocco. It includes a summary of the maximum MMI and the number of events with at least MMI VI.

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Large greenhouse horticultural areas mapped in Morocco. These represent functional zones that may include multiple greenhouse buildings and allow the study of protected agriculture concentration, without providing exhaustive details on crops, production volumes, or harvest schedules.

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Boundaries of vineyards recorded in OpenStreetMap in Morocco. This layer can support agricultural mapping and proximity or climate exposure analyses, without systematically providing grape variety, yield, ownership, or production status.

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Boundaries of mapped orchards in Morocco, including tree type, production, or species when available. These areas are suitable for landscape and agro-environmental analyses, but planting date, yield, and health status are not guaranteed

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Surfaces cultivées ou exploitées à des fins agricoles recensées dans la cartographie collaborative du Maroc. La couche permet d'étudier la distribution spatiale des terres agricoles et de les croiser avec la pluie, les sols, la pente ou les réseaux d'eau, sans constituer un parcellaire cadastral ni un inventaire exhaustif des cultures.

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Representative locations of pumping stations recorded in the agricultural and hydraulic extraction. Available attributes may specify the operator, fluid, usage, and access, but the layer is incomplete and not suitable for operational network management.

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Locations of apiaries, hives, and beekeeping activities explicitly recorded in OpenStreetMap in Morocco. The low number of features mainly reflects incomplete mapping and does not allow estimating the actual number of beekeepers or bee colonies.

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Representative locations of silos recorded in Morocco, including their contents, capacity, operator, and name when available. Some silos may store non-agricultural materials; contents should be verified before conducting cereal supply chain analysis.

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Boundaries of mapped water reservoirs in Morocco. They may be used for irrigation, water supply, industry, or other purposes; the layer provides usage and type when known, without replacing official inventories of dams and hydraulic structures.

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Locations of water wells recorded in Morocco's collaborative mapping. Available information on name, depth, use, access, and operator is included, but the layer does not guarantee potability, flow rate, operational status, or regulatory authorization of the well.

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Boundaries of nurseries and young plant production areas recorded in OpenStreetMap. Names, operators, products, and access details are retained when available to support local inventories and agricultural service analyses.

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Linear network of ditches and drains mapped in Morocco for water flow, drainage, or local water management. These features may be agricultural, road-related, or urban depending on the context; they should be cross-referenced with land cover before any irrigation interpretation.

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Agricultural Plots and Boundaries of Morocco — OpenStreetMap 2026

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Routes of pipelines identified as carrying water in OpenStreetMap. This layer is useful for studying mapped hydraulic networks but may include drinking water supply, industrial use, or irrigation and does not represent a complete technical plan.

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Locations of agricultural supply stores, products, or equipment registered in Morocco. Available names, addresses, opening hours, and contacts can be used to create a map directory, subject to verifying the activity and current status of each establishment

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Mapped water canals in Morocco, some explicitly linked to irrigation. The layer includes usage, width, operator, and access when provided, but a canal without specified usage should not be automatically considered agricultural.

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Individual footprints of buildings identified as agricultural greenhouses in Morocco. This detailed geometry allows estimating mapped covered areas and analyzing their surroundings, but does not guarantee current use or crop type.