Geographical Information and Property Details Sourced from a Swedish Web Database

The table in question is a part of a dataset collection that is organized in a structured format with columns and rows. It contains a variety of data including geographic information and unique identifying features. Two notable columns contain data about the extraction date and the row number, which can be used together to uniquely identify each row. The geographic information originally comes in the shapefile format, a commonly used format for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. This data could have been represented by points, lines, or polygons in the original shapefile format, but it has been transformed into the final format for use in this table. This table is sourced from the website of 'Lantmäteriet' (The Swedish Land Survey) in Sweden.

This table offers significant potential for data analytics. For instance, the geographic data can be used to perform spatial analyses, identify patterns and trends over different geographic regions, or to create visual representations of data on a map. The extraction date and row number can be used to track changes over time or to perform analyses on specific subsets of the data. The unique identifiers can be used to integrate this data with other datasets, enabling more complex and comprehensive analyses.