Adirondack Atlas Data API

Our API moves data from our PostGIS database to the web in GeoJSON format. Data from our API may be integrated into third-party websites as long as the Adirondack Atlas is explicitly attributed and credited on the web page as the data source.

While GeoJSON data is designed for the web, it can also be used in desktop GIS applicataions and can be easily converted into CSV or GPX format. If you want to download data to your desktop, the process basically goes like this:

  1. Generate a url that contains the data you want and then load that page in your browser. Make sure you include '&geojson=true' in the URL so that the coordinates are included. For example, https://adirondackatlas.org/api/v1/points.php?name=Blue Mountain Lake&geojson=true.
  2. When the page loads, it may look like gobbledygook, but go ahead and save the page (CTRL-S) as a .json file on your computer.
  3. Click and drag the .json file into QGIS.
           OR
  4. Use an online converter to convert the .json file to CSV.


API Documentation

Documentation for a few of the APIs serving the main web page at AdirondackAtlas.org.

Points API

https://adirondackatlas.org/api/v1/points.php

Returns a GeoJSON list of point features matching the input parameters.

Parameters:
AND / OR


Lines API

https://adirondackatlas.org/api/v1/lines.php

Returns a GeoJSON list of line features matching the input parameters.

Parameters:




Search API

https://adirondackatlas.org/api/v1/search.php

Returns a GeoJSON list of points, lines and/or polygons matching the input 'query' parameter.

Parameters:

We also have APIs for Trails, Roads, Units, and Alerts. Contact us for more info.
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