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Coastal habitats classification
The datased comprising classification of the coastal areas of Turks and Caicos. The dataset covers the area of land that extends between shoreline and coastline as well as from... -
Restricted areas designated in the Turks and Caicos Protection of Historic Wr...
The dataset contains a polygon layer comprising areas designated as restricted in Section 4 of the Protection of Historic Wrecks Ordinance. Vessels lying wrecked on or in the... -
Minerals Exploration and Exploitation Designated Area
The dataset is a polygon layer comprising the minerals exploration and exploitation designated area as specified under Section 4 of the Minerals Exploration and Exploitation... -
Bathymetry contour lines
The dataset comprises bathymetry contour lines derived from two sources: GEBCO 15 arc-second global grid for areas more than 20 m, and Satellite-Derived Bathymetry for areas... -
Marine Ecoregions of the World
Marine Ecoregions of the World (MEOW) comprises a biogeographic classification of the world's coasts and shelves. The ecoregions nest within the broader biogeographic tiers of... -
Zones designated in the Turks and Caicos National Parks Ordinance
The dataset is a polygon layer consisting areas designed as zones within national parks, reserves, sanctuaries or areas of historical interests. These zones have been created in... -
Parasailing area in Providenciales
The dataset is a polygon layer comprising the area on the north side of Providenciales utilized by parasailing boats. Most of the parasailing fligths in the Turks and Caicos... -
East Harbour Lobster and Conch Reserve
The dataset is a polygon layer comprising the area defined in the Fisheries Protection Ordinance as prohibited area for taking of any lobster and conch by any means, except... -
The Turks and Caicos reef bank derived from Satelite-Derived Bathymetry dataset
The Turks and Caicos Reef Bank is an approximately 20 m depth contour line indicating the border between shallow water of the reef bank and the deep ocean. The data can be...