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I have a gpkg with multiple tables, and I am trying to load it with geopandas:



import geopandas as gpd

filename = '~/example.gpkg'

gdf = gpd.read_file(filename)'


This returns the first table/layer in the gpkg. Is there any way to access the other layer, i.e. something like:



filename = '~/example.gpkg|second_table'


I'm guessing I might need to use fiona directly, but couldn't figure it out from the docs






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    I have a gpkg with multiple tables, and I am trying to load it with geopandas:



    import geopandas as gpd
    
filename = '~/example.gpkg'
    
gdf = gpd.read_file(filename)'


    This returns the first table/layer in the gpkg. Is there any way to access the other layer, i.e. something like:



    filename = '~/example.gpkg|second_table'


    I'm guessing I might need to use fiona directly, but couldn't figure it out from the docs






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      I have a gpkg with multiple tables, and I am trying to load it with geopandas:



      import geopandas as gpd
      
filename = '~/example.gpkg'
      
gdf = gpd.read_file(filename)'


      This returns the first table/layer in the gpkg. Is there any way to access the other layer, i.e. something like:



      filename = '~/example.gpkg|second_table'


      I'm guessing I might need to use fiona directly, but couldn't figure it out from the docs






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      I have a gpkg with multiple tables, and I am trying to load it with geopandas:



      import geopandas as gpd
      
filename = '~/example.gpkg'
      
gdf = gpd.read_file(filename)'


      This returns the first table/layer in the gpkg. Is there any way to access the other layer, i.e. something like:



      filename = '~/example.gpkg|second_table'


      I'm guessing I might need to use fiona directly, but couldn't figure it out from the docs






      python geopandas fiona geopackage




      python geopandas fiona geopackage






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          Use layer parameter:



          gdf = gpd.read_file(r'C:foldergeopackage.gpkg', layer='somelayername')


          read_file uses fiona.open, see: fiona.open docs






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          Use layer parameter:



          gdf = gpd.read_file(r'C:foldergeopackage.gpkg', layer='somelayername')


          read_file uses fiona.open, see: fiona.open docs






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          Use layer parameter:



          gdf = gpd.read_file(r'C:foldergeopackage.gpkg', layer='somelayername')


          read_file uses fiona.open, see: fiona.open docs






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          Use layer parameter:



          gdf = gpd.read_file(r'C:foldergeopackage.gpkg', layer='somelayername')


          read_file uses fiona.open, see: fiona.open docs






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          Use layer parameter:



          gdf = gpd.read_file(r'C:foldergeopackage.gpkg', layer='somelayername')


          read_file uses fiona.open, see: fiona.open docs







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