Status Check, Procedures, Facilities

Organization : Rajahmundry Municipal Corporation
Service Name : Web GIS Application
Location : Rajahmundry

Website : http://mana-rajahmundry.org/index.html

Web GIS Application:
1. On the main page, select an Item for display and Information.
2. On the ensuing page, click on the Map for web gis.
3. Click on for a background (OSM <=> Bing satellite image) and also see existing layers.
4. Click on any Point, Line or Polygon (feature) to get attribute information.

About Website:
This web-site is designed with open source GIS tools and open (geospatial)data.

Open Source GIS:
Open source GIS software is freely available on the internet.

Open Geospatial data:
Geospatial Data generated / used is also freely available, without restrictions.

Contact: ravivundavalli@yahoo.com

Facilities :
1. ATMs
2. Banks
3. Bus stations
4. Electric sub-stations
5. Parks
6. Petrol bunks
7. Police stations
8. Public toilets
9. Railway stations
10. Telephone exchanges
11. Water tanks

There are sixty two atms, seventy four banks, nineteen bus stands, four electric substations, thirty one parks, twenty one petrol bunks, ten police stations, twenty eight public toilets, two railway stations, six telephone exchanges and twenty six water tanks.

Health :
1. Clinics
2. Diagnostic centres
3. Hospitals
4. Medical shops

One government general hospital (GGH) and 7 urban primary health centres (UHC) and 9 medical dispensaries are run by the government, one hundred and eighty six hospitals, sixty three clinics, sixteen diagnostic centres and one hundred and thirty medical shops are private.

Sewage :
There are three drainage basin in MCR
1. Awa channel basin
2. Awa channel basin1
3. Nalla channel basin

About Rajahmundry :
The historical town Rajahmundry is situated on the banks of the mighty Godavari River in Andhra Pradesh State of India is a class I municipality. This city is fifth largest city in Andhra Pradesh. It’s population is about 4,78,000 (census 2011). The Municipal Corporation of Rajahmundry covers an area of about 44.50 sq. km. and is between 16°59′ & 17°2′ N and 81°45’15” & 81°49″ E. It has 50 administrative wards.

FAQs :
1. Who we are?
We are an NGO for public service.
2. Software used
QGIS, pgAdmin and Geoserver.

3. Why “Open Data”?
Open Geospatial data can be freely downloaded and modified/updated. This makes the Geospatial Data sustaineable.
4. More Queries?
Use WFS/WMS layers in QGIS.

5. How to open WFS layers in QGIS?
a. Click on “Add WFS layer”, a new window “Add WFS Layer from a server” will appear.
b. Select “New” on “Add WFS Layer from a server”
c. Enter “Name” and “URL” mana-rajahmundry.org:8181/geoserver/rjy/wfs, Click on “OK”
d. Click on “Connect” on “Add WFS Layer from a server”
e. Then existing WFS layers will appear on “Add WFS Layer from a server”
f. Select any one click on “Add”, layer will add on QGIS
g. Right click on the layer, click on “Save As”

6. How to open WMS layers in QGIS?
a. Click on “Add WMS/WMTS Layer”, a new window “Add Layers from WMS server” will appear.
b. Follow steps 7.b onwards