Gualta Road Inventory is a set of geographic and cartographic data that, using a PDF Memory document, identifies and describes all the layouts of the public roads in the municipal territory of Gualta. The inventory collects and represents information on each path, such as its route, its location, its constituent elements or its current state.

Gualta's subsidiary regulations is a set of geographic and cartographic data that aims to openly inform the municipality of urban planning and regulations. The points it deals with are represented by eleven plans and a text document, all of them downloadable in PDF format, and are: Urban information (zoning), Topographic of the existing physical situation, Situation of the areas of the partial plan in the municipality, Classification of the soil, undeveloped land, urban and developable sun, roads, water supply, sewerage and electricity network. Likewise, the various modifications of the Subsidiary Norms that have been contemplated over time are also included.

Topographic cartography covering part of the territory of the Catalonia, compiled in 3 dimensions. It includes information related to the following layers of information: relief, hydrography, roads, and other transport networks; buildings, constructions and facilities; land covers, toponymy and municipal inventories. Scale of reference: 1:1 000.

Representation of Catalonia by means of topographic cartography at scale 1:50 000 with administrative and tourist information. Download from https://www.icgc.cat.

Representation of Catalonia by means of a continuous topographic cartography at scale 1:50 000, with administrative and tourist information, and published as a series of 41 county maps, as well printed on paper as digital raster image.

Representation of Catalonia by means of topographic cartography at scale 1:50 000 with administrative and tourist information. Download from https://www.icgc.cat.

Representation of Catalonia by means of topographic cartography at scale 1:50 000 with administrative and tourist information. Consultable on-line, in a cartographic continuum, by means of a geoservice and the viewer of http://www. icc.cat.