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HimalayanDisaster Atlas

Explore Nepal’s mountains, water and communities. Follow the geography, inspect the sources, and keep uncertainty in view.

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Nepal’s seven provincesProvince boundaries and source label positions from Nepal COD-AB v02, displayed in Web Mercator: Bagmati, Gandaki, Karnali, Koshi, Lumbini, Madhesh, Sudur Paschim. This overview is for orientation, not measurement or a statement on disputed boundaries.BagmatiGandakiKarnaliKoshiLumbiniMadheshSudur PaschimBagmatiGandakiKarnaliKoshiLumbiniMadheshSudur Paschim
Source: Survey Department of Nepal · UN / OCHA / HDXCOD-AB v02 · source & limitations

One landscape.
A shared geographic foundation.

Stable identifiers connect the map to its source records.

7
Provinces
77
Districts
753
Local governments

Choose a starting point.

Explore the landscape

From the mountains
to the river network.

Find glacial lakes, follow downstream rivers, and explore nearby infrastructure. Source records stay within reach.

Open the map

Know what powers the map.

Find versioned releases, processing history, coverage and download links.

Browse the data catalog

Read the method, then the result.

Understand how observations, derived data and hypothetical scenarios differ.

Read the methodology

Evidence stays in the picture.

Explore Nepal’s provinces, districts, 753 local-government units, and 22 protected or special-area pieces from the public COD-AB v02 release. Each record carries a stable P-code and traceable source metadata.

This public edition includes reviewed datasets. Some records and dependent research tools are withheld pending redistribution review. Missing measurements remain UNKNOWN.

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