Beijing, China District Boundaries

16 districts of Beijing, China — GeoJSON, shapefile (.shp), SVG, DXF, GML, KML and CSV with GB/T 2260 codes and English names.

Beijing Municipality at county level: 16 units, each with its prefecture and province code attached. Same fields and formats as the national file.

What is in the file

Formats	GeoJSON · SHP · SVG · DXF · GML · KML · CSV, one zip
Coordinate system	WGS 84 · EPSG:4326 · decimal degrees
Geometry	MultiPolygon — one feature per division
Codes	6-digit GB/T 2260, e.g. 440300
Names	name_en and name_zh on every feature
Hierarchy	province_code → city_code → code
Extras	parts, center_lon, center_lat, bbox
Licence	Commercial use, one organisation, no attribution required
Delivery	Instant download; links re-issued whenever you open them
Data current to	20 October 2026

GeoJSON.geojson

RFC 7946, the reference version of the data.

Code, web maps, PostGISWGS 84

Shapefile.shp

With .shx, .dbf, .prj and .cpg. UTF-8 attributes intact.

ArcGIS, QGIS projectsWGS 84

SVG.svg

One group per division, keyed by its code. Names sit in a layer you can hide.

PowerPoint, Illustrator, InkscapeDegrees

DXF.dxf

R12 ASCII, projected to metres, simplified to about 45 m.

AutoCAD, illustrationMetres, LCC

GML.gml

OGC GML 3.2, latitude written before longitude.

GeoServer, XML pipelinesWGS 84

KML.kml

Styled so it looks reasonable when you double-click it.

Google Earth, quick checksWGS 84

CSV.csv

UTF-8 with BOM, so Excel shows the Chinese names instead of squares.

Excel, pandas, joins—

16 features. Every row keeps the GB/T 2260 code, so it joins to national statistics without name matching.