"Maps" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that surfaces cited official Japanese government data on Nankai Trough earthquake hazards, building safety standards, and routes users to official hazard maps without inventing numbers.

An MCP server for querying land use plans and exporting cadastral maps as DXF files using VWorld Open API from the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

MCP server for Swiss federal geodata -- maps, elevation, geocoding, cadastral extracts, and downloadable datasets via Swisstopo APIs.

Enables AI agents to query Spanish geology and cartography from IGME and IGN, composing aligned maps with combined legends and provenance.

An MCP server that provides access to the full FRED API (Federal Reserve Economic Data), including the Maps API for regional and geographic data.

Enables querying the USGS National Map catalog for downloadable geospatial data such as elevation, topo maps, hydrography, land cover, structures, transportation, and boundaries via dataset, product search, and point-location tools.

Enables querying weekly U.S. drought-severity statistics for the nation, states, and counties, including percent of area and population across None and D0–D4 categories. Supports optional date ranges for historical weekly maps.

Enables access to quarterly Call Report financials, bank health metrics, failed bank lists, branch maps, and supervisory designations for every US FDIC-insured bank, with no authentication required.

Enables ChatGPT users to explore a read-only US Census county atlas through MCP tools: select a county, ask questions about it, look up real Census town and place anchors, render voxel-style county maps with pan/inspect/pin interactions, and keep session-only notes in the chat. Covers the playable Riverside/Eastvale slice plus generated maps for all 3,222 supported counties, with honest labeling of generated geography outside the curated area.

Provides access to French public data through data.gouv.fr, IGN cartographic services (maps, tiles, geographic data), address geocoding, and administrative divisions with demographic information.

Enables users to query Korean demographic statistics (population, households, housing) and view them as choropleth maps via MCP tools.

Legacy eCFR MCP listing for reading CFR text, FAR, DFARS, and agency supplements. Maintenance transferred to AcqAgent: https://github.com/acqagent/mcps. This listing's build and 13-tool evaluation cover eCFR only, not the other servers in the 1102tools monorepo.

Enables MCP clients to search verified Japanese corporate records — EDINET XBRL financials, 13-digit corporate numbers, major shareholders, and gBizINFO certifications — locally through a single knowledge-search tool with keyword, fuzzy, semantic, or hybrid retrieval. It also maps J-GAAP, US GAAP, and IFRS concepts so filings can be read in English without mistranslating terms like 営業利益 and 経常利益.

Enables discovery and summarization of French education data, including school directories, geocoded establishments, IPS, Parcoursup, and exam datasets.

Enables users to query and explore economic data from FRED, supporting tools for searching series, retrieving observations, and browsing categories. It provides comprehensive access to financial datasets, including GeoFRED maps and raw endpoint passthrough for advanced research.

Provides read-only access to official Brazilian real estate registration data (ONR) via a single tool. Works with any MCP client over HTTP, with prepaid pay-per-use billing.

Enables users to resolve geographies and candidates, build and compare election scenarios and simulations, apply swings and turnout assumptions, and read tallies, flipped seats, maps, charts, and precinct-level roll-ups through a local bridge to the ElectionsMCP hosted service.

Queries US prescription drug use by medical condition from AHRQ's Medical Expenditure Panel Survey — which drugs Americans take for a given condition, what a drug is prescribed for, and national volume, spending and out-of-pocket share for individual drugs or the top drugs of a year. Every response carries sample sizes and reliability flags so estimates are treated as rough magnitude and ranking rather than precise counts.