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Gasabo District
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statoids.com
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Private
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Note on data integrity: the requested entity is 'Gasabo District' (a district in Kigali, Rwanda), but the entire input corpus pertains to Statoids (statoids.com), a personal reference website. There is no substantive data on Gasabo District in the supplied sources, so the description below is grounded in the Statoids evidence actually present.

Statoids is a web-based reference database cataloguing the primary and secondary administrative subdivisions of countries worldwide. The site was created by Gwillim Law in 1999 as an online supplement to his book 'Administrative Subdivisions of Countries' (McFarland & Company, October 1999) and is organized around the ISO 3166 country framework, with structured listings of subdivisions, population figures, area measurements, and historical change logs. The proprietary term 'statoid' — coined by the founder to denote a major administrative division — functions as a custom taxonomy differentiating the site from generic geographic references. Architecture is a flat, manually maintained HTML site rather than a database-driven application; the technical footprint is intentionally minimal and no APIs, SDKs, or integrations are offered.

The site serves individual researchers, librarians, journalists, and general-public users who need authoritative, cross-referenced answers to questions about country subdivisions and who need to resolve conflicting administrative-division data from disparate sources. The business model is hybrid but very small: free, ad-free website access drives organic-search traffic; supplemental revenue comes from book sales (via Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and McFarland), ad-hoc paid data orders placed by email, and voluntary donations. Distribution is direct-to-consumer globally via the website; marketing is essentially passive, relying on SEO and word-of-mouth. After Gwillim Law's death in August 2016, his daughter Shirley Law Usry assumed management, and a March 2021 update letter committed to clearing a multi-year backlog of user correspondence and resuming site maintenance.

Short descriptiontext

Statoids is a free web-based reference cataloguing primary and secondary administrative subdivisions of countries worldwide, serving researchers and the general public who need standardized, cross-referenced geographic data; supplemental revenue comes from book sales, paid data orders, and donations.

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Operating
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101–250
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
administrative subdivisions data, geographic reference database, country division reference, administrative geography, ISO 3166 reference
Industry1 code
1National Statistics & Census Administration
CodeBPAIAAAFPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Directory and Mailing List Publishers513140
Product category
Geographic Reference Database
Social media profiles1 record
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1Free access to website content
ModelOther
Notes

Website content is freely accessible. The book 'Administrative Subdivisions of Countries' can be purchased from Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com, or McFarland. Data products are available for sale by contacting the site owner.

statoids.com
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B2C
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Digital Commerce or Content
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Statoids operates a free web-based reference database listing primary and secondary administrative subdivisions for countries worldwide, organized using ISO 3166 standards and supplemented with population, area, and historical change data. Beyond the free website, the site sells bespoke data products on request via email and offers the companion book "Administrative Subdivisions of Countries" for purchase through major retailers.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product and service3 records
1Statoids Website
CategoryReference Database
2Administrative Subdivisions of Countries (book)
CategoryReference Book
3Statoids Data Products
Recent move4 records

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Peers8 records
1CityPopulation.de
TypeDirect peer
Description

CityPopulation.de publishes population and administrative-division data for countries worldwide. It is comparable as a reference source for subdivision population figures, complementing Statoids' own population and area data.

2Natural Earth
TypeEmerging player
Description

Natural Earth provides public-domain map datasets including administrative boundaries. It overlaps with Statoids in serving cartographers and researchers needing standardized geographic reference data.

3GADM (Database of Global Administrative Areas)
TypeDirect peer
Description

GADM provides spatial datasets of global administrative boundaries, often used in GIS and academic research. It overlaps directly with Statoids' core subject matter of country subdivisions and serves a similar research/reference audience.

TypeDirect peer
Description

GeoNames is a widely used geographical database covering countries and administrative subdivisions worldwide. It is the closest functional peer to Statoids, with broader coverage, modern APIs, and a much larger active user base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

OpenStreetMap provides open, collaboratively edited geographic data including administrative boundaries at global scale. It is a broader incumbent offering far richer data and tooling than Statoids but overlapping in the subdivision reference use case.

6ISO 3166 (Maintenance Agency)
TypeOthers
Description

ISO 3166 is the authoritative standard Statoids is built upon. It is not a direct competitor but is the underlying reference framework, making it an adjacent/standards-defining peer in the same data domain.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Wikipedia contains extensive articles and lists on administrative subdivisions of every country. It functions as a free general-purpose alternative to Statoids for users seeking reference information on country subdivisions.

8World Gazetteer
TypeDirect peer
Description

World Gazetteer was a historical reference site listing population figures for cities and administrative divisions worldwide. It is a closely comparable reference resource to Statoids, though largely defunct.

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Gasabo District

Geographic Reference Databasestatoids.com

Statoids is a free web-based reference cataloguing primary and secondary administrative subdivisions of countries worldwide, serving researchers and the general public who need standardized, cross-referenced geographic data; supplemental revenue comes from book sales, paid data orders, and donations.

What Gasabo District does

Note on data integrity: the requested entity is 'Gasabo District' (a district in Kigali, Rwanda), but the entire input corpus pertains to Statoids (statoids.com), a personal reference website. There is no substantive data on Gasabo District in the supplied sources, so the description below is grounded in the Statoids evidence actually present.

Statoids is a web-based reference database cataloguing the primary and secondary administrative subdivisions of countries worldwide. The site was created by Gwillim Law in 1999 as an online supplement to his book 'Administrative Subdivisions of Countries' (McFarland & Company, October 1999) and is organized around the ISO 3166 country framework, with structured listings of subdivisions, population figures, area measurements, and historical change logs. The proprietary term 'statoid' — coined by the founder to denote a major administrative division — functions as a custom taxonomy differentiating the site from generic geographic references. Architecture is a flat, manually maintained HTML site rather than a database-driven application; the technical footprint is intentionally minimal and no APIs, SDKs, or integrations are offered.

The site serves individual researchers, librarians, journalists, and general-public users who need authoritative, cross-referenced answers to questions about country subdivisions and who need to resolve conflicting administrative-division data from disparate sources. The business model is hybrid but very small: free, ad-free website access drives organic-search traffic; supplemental revenue comes from book sales (via Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and McFarland), ad-hoc paid data orders placed by email, and voluntary donations. Distribution is direct-to-consumer globally via the website; marketing is essentially passive, relying on SEO and word-of-mouth. After Gwillim Law's death in August 2016, his daughter Shirley Law Usry assumed management, and a March 2021 update letter committed to clearing a multi-year backlog of user correspondence and resuming site maintenance.

Gasabo District firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Gasabo District
Legal name
No data available for Gasabo District in provided sources
Website
https://statoids.com
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Statoids is a free web-based reference cataloguing primary and secondary administrative subdivisions of countries worldwide, serving researchers and the general public who need standardized, cross-referenced geographic data; supplemental revenue comes from book sales, paid data orders, and donations.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Gasabo District industry classification

Industry
Product category
Geographic Reference Database
NAICS
Directory and Mailing List Publishers (513140)
akta.pro primary industry
National Statistics & Census Administration (BPAIAAAF)

Keywords

  • Administrative subdivisions data
  • Geographic reference database
  • Country division reference
  • Administrative geography
  • ISO 3166 reference

Gasabo District business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Digital Commerce or Content
Cost components
Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Other—Free access to website content

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Gasabo District product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Statoids operates a free web-based reference database listing primary and secondary administrative subdivisions for countries worldwide, organized using ISO 3166 standards and supplemented with population, area, and historical change data. Beyond the free website, the site sells bespoke data products on request via email and offers the companion book "Administrative Subdivisions of Countries" for purchase through major retailers.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Statoids Website
  • Administrative Subdivisions of Countries (book)
  • Statoids Data Products

Companies that use Gasabo District

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Gasabo District technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Gasabo District partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights2 records

Gasabo District competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • CityPopulation.de: CityPopulation.de publishes population and administrative-division data for countries worldwide. It is comparable as a reference source for subdivision population figures, complementing Statoids' own population and area data.
  • GADM (Database of Global Administrative Areas): GADM provides spatial datasets of global administrative boundaries, often used in GIS and academic research. It overlaps directly with Statoids' core subject matter of country subdivisions and serves a similar research/reference audience.
  • GeoNames: GeoNames is a widely used geographical database covering countries and administrative subdivisions worldwide. It is the closest functional peer to Statoids, with broader coverage, modern APIs, and a much larger active user base.
  • World Gazetteer: World Gazetteer was a historical reference site listing population figures for cities and administrative divisions worldwide. It is a closely comparable reference resource to Statoids, though largely defunct.

Emerging players

  • Natural Earth: Natural Earth provides public-domain map datasets including administrative boundaries. It overlaps with Statoids in serving cartographers and researchers needing standardized geographic reference data.

Broad incumbents

  • OpenStreetMap: OpenStreetMap provides open, collaboratively edited geographic data including administrative boundaries at global scale. It is a broader incumbent offering far richer data and tooling than Statoids but overlapping in the subdivision reference use case.
  • Wikipedia (Geographic administrative divisions): Wikipedia contains extensive articles and lists on administrative subdivisions of every country. It functions as a free general-purpose alternative to Statoids for users seeking reference information on country subdivisions.

Others

  • ISO 3166 (Maintenance Agency): ISO 3166 is the authoritative standard Statoids is built upon. It is not a direct competitor but is the underlying reference framework, making it an adjacent/standards-defining peer in the same data domain.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

Gasabo District social profiles

Digital presence

Gasabo District financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Gasabo District leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Gasabo District funding detail

Funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Gasabo District M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Gasabo District

What does Gasabo District do?

Statoids operates a free web-based reference database listing primary and secondary administrative subdivisions for countries worldwide, organized using ISO 3166 standards and supplemented with population, area, and historical change data. Beyond the free website, the site sells bespoke data products on request via email and offers the companion book "Administrative Subdivisions of Countries" for purchase through major retailers.

Is Gasabo District a public or private company?

Gasabo District is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Gasabo District founded?

Gasabo District was founded in -1. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Who are Gasabo District's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are CityPopulation.de, GADM (Database of Global Administrative Areas), GeoNames and World Gazetteer. Natural Earth is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia (Geographic administrative divisions). ISO 3166 (Maintenance Agency) is listed as an others.

Does Gasabo District have an API?

No public API is recorded for Gasabo District.

What industry is Gasabo District in?

Gasabo District's product category is Geographic Reference Database. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIAAAF, National Statistics & Census Administration. Its NAICS code is 513140.

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