World Factbook MCP server
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}What it does
DaedalMap is a geographic query engine that provides access to CIA World Factbook country indicators and 40+ maintained data sources covering disasters, demographics, economics, and climate. It is available as a hosted MCP server or can be self-hosted, and is designed for developers and analysts who need to query geographic data and join it with other datasets.
- Query country-level indicators like infrastructure, energy, demographics, and economy data across multiple years (2002-2026).
- Locate and analyze disaster events (earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfires, floods) within specific geographic and time ranges, and discover cross-disaster relationships.
- Join World Factbook indicators with other data sources (population, economic, climate) in the same workflow to compare context across multiple dimensions.
Tools this server exposes
| Tool | Does |
|---|---|
| help | Provides guided onboarding for using the geography tools. |
| get_catalog | Discovers current available data packs. |
| read_geometry_catalog | Discovers current geometry coverage. |
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