Welcome to the EXPERIMENTAL wrapper for Dutch national geoservices from PDOK (Publieke Dienstverlening Op de Kaart). The wrapper turns PDOK's WMS/WFS services and the Locatieserver into Linked Data: every feature gets a dereferenceable URI with GeoJSON(-LD), RDF/XML, and Turtle representations, queryable via SPARQL.
Every object with a stable national registry key has a content-negotiated
name /id/{type}/{key} — browsers get an HTML view with a
map, API clients get GeoJSON-LD/Turtle/RDF-XML/GML (Accept header or
.json/.ttl/.rdf/.nt/.gml
suffix). Types: pand, ligplaats, standplaats, verblijfsobject, woonplaats
(BAG identificatie), perceel (kadastraal lokaal ID), gemeente, wijk, buurt
(CBS codes).
An 1883 house at Vondelpark-Oost, Amsterdam, as it appears in each source this wrapper covers — same building, different registry, different key:
bag_pnd attribute back to this BAG
identificatieThat same house sits a few steps from the edge of Vondelpark, Amsterdam's best-known city park — and the park is large enough that CBS treats it as a boundary, not a place: it sits between two separately coded buurten rather than inside either one:
Every /wfs response is available as GeoJSON-LD (default),
or Turtle/RDF-XML/GML via suffix (.ttl/.rdf/.gml)
or Accept: header — the links below are all GeoJSON-LD.
The BGT has no WFS upstream; /features proxies PDOK's
OGC API Features endpoint (cursor paging followed server-side). Same
formats as /wfs: GeoJSON-LD (default), or Turtle/RDF-XML/N-Triples
via suffix or Accept header. Add datetime=… to exclude
terminated (historical) objects.
owl:sameAs
to the canonical BAG URI)?legend
for the legend graphic)Any registered WMS layer is also addressable as a standard 256×256
Web-Mercator z/x/y tile — the same grid Leaflet/OSM
use, so a cell id is comparable across the linked-* family.
The same URI content-negotiates a Turtle/RDF description of the tile's
footprint and ground resolution (&f=ttl or an RDF
Accept).
X-Tile-Reprojection on the response)Every configured WFS/WMS/OGC API Features source, region-grouped, with
live reachability and the same capability detail as their own
describe/collections views — JSON, HTML,
or RDF (Turtle/RDF-XML/N-Triples) via suffix or Accept
header.
FROM </wfs?…>, GeoSPARQL functions included