The Sovereign Limits database is accessible in several ways, allowing you the flexibility to incorporate our maps, data and research into your workflow in a way that you see fit.
Browse the tabs below to explore what we’ve built around Sovereign Limits:
The Sovereign Limits Web Portal acts as an essential tool in the research and visualization of international boundaries. Key components include:
- Highly detailed interactive map, capable of showing our boundary data at large scales atop multiple basemap options.
- Primary sources attached to each international boundary.
- “State-view:” Filter the map by a country to see their “sovereign footprint” on land and at sea.
- Our extensive research and maps attached to each boundary.
- Regular delivery of our “Quarterly Updates & International Boundary News” report (delivered quarterly).
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The full Sovereign Limits database is available for licensing. In addition to fully attributed GIS data, licensing includes:
- Delivery as file geodatabase, SQL, and PostgreSQL formats for ideal integration with your existing GIS stack.
- All associated metadata and linked documents (primary sources, boundary briefs and sketch maps).
- Quarterly updates included for one year.
- Multi-user access to the Sovereign Limits Web Portal.
Want to discuss data licensing for your specific project or use case? Get in touch.
In depth boundary research is a fundamental part of what we do. We make the following reports and documents available through use of the Sovereign Limits Web Portal:
- Boundary Briefs, providing a concise synopsis of every established international boundary in the World, both land and maritime.
- Quarterly Updates & International Boundary News, a report delivered quarterly to Web Portal subscribers and data licensees.
All of the above are also available a la carte by contacting us.
The Sovereign Limits World map accurately depicts all international boundaries, both land and maritime, over beautifully crafted custom shaded relief. The poster features:
- Major land and maritime disputes.
- Each coastal State’s zones of maritime jurisdiction as set out in UNCLOS-III.
- Maritime claims beyond 200 M to extended continental shelves.
- 58 in. width x 35 in. height.
This printed map offering will be updated every year so that users can be assured they are acquiring the most up-to-date boundary information possible. Contact us for information on ordering.
