Geo data German Streets 3.01

For the area of the Federal Republic of Germany more than 1.5 million street coordinates with a coverage of 100% are available. The geo data offered here are in high-precision quality and are present in several coordinate and reference systems. Street coordinates or also called street section coordinates are meaning the summary of several postal house addresses to an averaged position on street or street section basis. The street coordinates are to be used with applications, which are developed to assign street oriented address groups exact positions in the form of coordinates. Street-exact geo data are on the one hand less expensive than the high resolution house-exact geo data, on the other hand they are more exact than the economically priced administrative geo data. The possible field of application is very various. E.g. own address lists can be enriched with geo references and visualized on suitable map material. The application scope reaches from information systems over navigation services, geo marketing, telecommunications and UTMS based services up to Web applications and tasks of the power authorities and security services. Another point of interest can be the establishing relationships between data derived from different hierarchies and levels. For example, it could be desirable to know to which federal state, administrative district and city a building belongs to. The coordinates of the streets are present as geographic coordinates, UTM coordinates and Gauss-Krueger coordinates. Geographical coordinates in degree notation are particularly suitable well for searches with Google Earth. Here is as an example an Internet URL with coordinates from the "Geo Data German Streets", which can represent the location of Killet Software Ing.-GbR: "http://maps.google.com/maps?t=k&ll=51.397363,6.450883&spn=0.002,0.002". The first value behind the identifier "ll" (lat / lon) is the geographical latitude, then the geographical longitude follows.

System Requirements: All systems

Enhancements: Release QII/2009. Street number ranges of the streets added. Standard data format is CSV / ANSI and dBase / ASCII. Free data converter for CSV, SDF, dBase / UTF8, ANSI, ASCII, Unicode. UTM coordinates on the natural and on a uniform country central meridian strip available.