National Environment Agency (NEA) geospatial data pinpoint hawker centre locations across Singapore for food hygiene and urban amenity mapping. GEOJSON and KML Hawker Centres datasets support planners, tourists, and researchers building maps of affordable food infrastructure. Community analysts can relate centre locations to housing and transport networks using open coordinates. Locations follow NEA’s published hawker centre registry as represented on the portal.
National Environment Agency GeoJSON of hawker-centre locations across Singapore, with source coverage dated 7 November 2025. The geospatial layer supports mapping of the island’s cooked-food centres and can be combined with neighbourhood, transport, population, and amenities data. Residents, planners, researchers, and application developers can use it to locate hawker centres, assess access to affordable food, and build local discovery tools.