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I have a CSV data sheet that I would like to import in QGIS as a set of polygons. The CSV file contains a column of geometries with long lines of data (see example below). Can somebody tell me how I can import this into QGIS in order to see the polygons?

0106000020E61000000100000001030000000100000007000000465C28D96628E43F86DF2C8898F8494006B64134B928E43F5A21943A98F849401B5F5A8CF028E43F7E4EAEA299F849407AE3D3EE2D29E43F261E4D329BF849405F597722D828E43F41BF64829BF849408283070E9B28E43F2CF0BEF299F84940465C28D96628E43F86DF2C8898F84940

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asked Mar 4, 2016 at 11:08

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You can install the QuickWKT plugin in QGIS, choose POLYGON (WKB) as format and insert the binary code in the input box.

The result looks like this, most probably in Halstead, Essex:

enter image description here

answered Mar 4, 2016 at 19:28
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I think the data is exported from PostGIS database. If you want to display it in QGIS

  1. Create a database and import this data (or copy paste) to a postGIS database. You can use pgAsmin III for this purpose
  2. Connect your QGIS with the created database. then you can see the set of polygons by clicking on the layers(tables of database)
answered Mar 4, 2016 at 11:54

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