The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation Division is responsible for the distribution of NGA aeronautical charts and Flight Information Publications.

A commercial desktop application that works similarly to Google Earth, for users with complex geospatial data visualization needs

Maps and publications released through the Library of Congress from 1971 and through the National Technical Information Service since 1980 may be purchased from NTIS.

NGA Custom Media fulfills tailored media requests for geospatial intelligence data to disadvantaged users.

Declassified satellite imagery (e.g., Corona, Argon and Lanyard) used in early mapping programs.

FalconView is a Windows mapping system that displays various types of maps and geographically referenced overlay.

Pub 1.0 provides decision makers and intelligence producers a basis for understanding GEOINT to help plan and execute their assigned missions.

Information for GEOINT practitioners interested in the 11 credentials offered by the GPC Program.

On-demand search, access, and download of NGA and select DoD and IC geospatial and imagery content stores

GitHub is where over 65 million developers shape the future of software, together. View NGA's contributions to the open source community.

GPS Division ensures the targeting and navigation grid (WGS84) is constantly realized in GPS for all users and meets National, DoD, and IC requirements.

Historical maps and charts available to the public may be obtained from the Library of Congress and the National Archives Cartographic and Architectural Branch.

To help humanitarian missions, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is providing online access to its unclassified geospatial intelligence products to lead federal agencies and their partners.

The world’s largest federally deployed ArcGIS enterprise connecting users with current content, ready-to-use apps, maps, and layers to build GEOINT resources

Mobile and desktop application enabling users to create, view, and share GeoPackages anywhere

Mobile app for geotagging locations of team members in the field and recording and sharing observations in real time

Map of the World is an environment for GEOINT analysis and exploitation, providing access to foundation data, mission data and visualizations.

The Maritime Safety Office collects, evaluates and compiles worldwide marine navigation products and databases.

All orders of NGA products and services from military units must be requested through the Defense Supply Center, Richmond.

The U.S. Government Printing Office manages the public sale of NGA navigation publications.

NGA CORE - Common Operations Release Environment - is a modern software development environment that enables quick, secure delivery of software, independent of the underlying data and infrastructure.

An NGA online capability where a community of screened users can edit existing content and contribute new features to maps throughout the world.

US Government–sponsored program to assist with unclassified information sharing, information requests, and analysis

NGA Print on Demand files are high quality, print industry standard PDF files built upon military specifics.

NGA sponsors Tearline.mil, a congressionally supported publication platform, that features unclassified geospatial intelligence from academic and non-profit contributors using open research and commercial imagery.

The Globe is NGA’s modern, secure web presence featuring integrated geospatial content, tools and services that provide insight into global events.

The Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey is the distributor of public sale NGA topographic maps, publications and digital products.

The Board on Geographic Names was established in 1890 by President Benjamin Harrison and reestablished in its present form in 1947 by Congress to standardize geographic name spellings throughout the federal government.

The World Magnetic Model is the standard model used by DoD, NATO, and IHO for a wide range of positional and navigation systems.