The Datagarden Data

The main added value of the Datagarden platform lies in the data it makes available for its users.

The API provides several different types of data:

Regions

These range from world and continent regions down to the smallest available areas, such as specific cities or zipcodes. Datagarden provides the hierarchy of these regions, allowing you to easily retrieve all child regions from a parent region. See Region data for more details.

Geojson

The Geojson data provides spatial information for regions that can be used in mapping applications and spatial queries. See Geojson data for more details.

Regional Data

Datagarden regional data provides information for specific regions on particular topics. These topics (such as Economics or Demographics) are structured as data models that remain consistent across all regions. The data models represent logical aggregations of data from multiple sources. This ensures that when you retrieve regional data across any set of regions (at any level), the data structure remains consistent. For example, age-gender data within the Demographics model maintains the same structure across all regions. You can find an overview of all available data models in The Data Models.

While the API returns data in JSON format, all responses are validated against predefined schemas for each data model. These data models are implemented as Pydantic models and provide additional utility methods. See The DataGarden Models SDK for more details on these Pydantic models.