Nepal Flood 2026 River Corridor, Bhote Koshi and Trishuli

OpenStreetMap and Overture Maps vector layers for a fixed 1 km planning corridor around the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river centrelines.

Status
Included
Provider
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT)
Resource type
Mixed Collection
Evidence class
Baseline

Completed catalogue assessment

Eligibility decision
Include · Included Resource
Assessment date
28 September 2026
Decision reason
All 71 original child URLs match the original HOT HDX resource list and their public native bodies or file headers were assessed. This is a 1 km river-corridor planning/context inventory; its bounds are not the event flood extent. OSM and Overture sources and their provenance remain separate. Alternate file formats do not constitute independent observations; current mutable files were assessed on 28 September.
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Identity and coverage

Catalogue identifier
res-ba1759f6-7534-5824-8ca5-e415115ab3bf
Persistent identifier
70dc945d-fd9c-4248-b7e8-26700b042641
Resource version
Mutable daily HDX export; metadata state observed 3 September 2026
Publication date
27 August 2026
Last updated
3 September 2026
Metadata reviewed
28 September 2026
Language
English
Geographic coverage
River corridor from Rasuwagadhi to the Narayani confluence at Devghat across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha, Tanahu, and Chitawan.
Bounding box (WGS 84)
[84.273839,27.6559453,85.4306907,28.3305113]
Temporal coverage
Until 3 September 2026; Mixed
Themes
Infrastructure, Exposure, Response Planning, Baseline Geography, Crowdsourced Mapping

Method and provenance

Production method
A fixed 1 km buffer was constructed around river centrelines from Rasuwagadhi to the Narayani confluence, merging a partner upper-reach shapefile with OCHA's Humanitarian Programme Cycle Tools and Services corridor. OpenStreetMap and Overture layers were extracted for that planning area.
Provenance
Published by HOT through HDX. Component layers derive from OpenStreetMap and Overture Maps; the corridor geometry combines partner and OCHA sources.
Validation
Unclear
Uncertainty
OpenStreetMap coverage varies with mapping activity. Overture combines multiple upstream sources, including machine-generated content, and follows a different release cycle.
Limitations
The 1 km corridor is a planning boundary, not an observed or modelled inundation extent; presence inside it does not indicate exposure or damage.

Access and reuse

Access
Direct Open; open access route
Licence
Open Database License (ODbL 1.0); licence evidence
Redistribution
Permitted Under Stated Package Licence
Catalogue status
Included

Assets

20 asset groups (71 files and endpoints)

Authoritative metadata sources

Spatial extent

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Recorded bounding box