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You are here: Home / * PRESS / Business / BC Economic Atlas; a powerful and free geographical resource from the BC Government

BC Economic Atlas; a powerful and free geographical resource from the BC Government

August 22, 2016 By Editor

BCEA is a completely free to use geographical information tool, built to support economic development in our province by providing simplified access to up-to-date  government data in subject areas ranging  from infrastructure to major projects,  conservation, land ownership, and everything in-between. 

bc economic atlas

The BC Economic Atlas is a user friendly, publicly available web-based mapping application. It is a hub for business and investment information and gives you a picture of what’s happening with B.C.’s economy. Having easily accessible and integrated data allows you to access critical information quickly at no cost.

The new HTML5 version of the BC Economic Atlas works on mobile devices and desktop computers

BCEA is a web-based mapping & GIS tool developed by the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training with the support of DataBC. It integrates economic and natural resource data, and displays visual overviews of economic activity in British Columbia to support research, analysis, business and investment opportunity identification, and decision-making. BCEA provides  single window, user-friendly access to a multitude of the latest provincial spatial economic, social, infrastructure, and natural resource data sets.

The BC Economic Atlas enables:

  • For the first time; integrated access and mapping capabilities of provincial government data such as land use, conservation, major projects, natural resources, and infrastructure;
  • Access to other spatial economic data as it becomes available; and
  • Simplified access to provincial data, with easy access to the most relevant and up-to-date information.

We would like to invite you to try out BC Economic Atlas by clicking here:www.gov.bc.ca/economicatlas. Please feel free to share the link with your colleagues and students who may benefit from using the BCEA.

We would also like to invite your feedback. Comments, suggestions, and any thoughts you may have are welcome. Please email bcea@gov.bc.ca with your questions and ideas.

Be sure to bookmark the BC Economic Atlas

Filed Under: Business, Government & OpenGov, Top Press Tagged With: BC Economic Atlas

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