Georgia Heritage MCP server

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The National Register of Immovable Cultural Heritage of Georgia the country (საქართველო, in the Caucasus — not the US state): 20,706 monuments and heritage objects published by the National Agency for Cultural Heritage Preservation of Georgia, searchable by name, place, category and listing status, with WGS84 coordinates and the listing decree that put each object on the register.

Part of Pipeworx — an MCP gateway connecting AI agents to 1576+ live data sources.

Tools

the register itself. Returns the true total for the filter (a separate returnCountOnly call, not the page size), the registry number RegNum, the stable ImmovableObjectID, coordinates, the listing decree number and date, and a sourceurl + portalurl per record.

• georgiaheritagesearch(query?, region?, municipality?, settlement?, category?, status?, classification?, physicalstate?, period?, listedonly?, worldsignificanceonly?, withcoordinatesonly?, limit?, offset?) —

description, dating, initial and current function, physical state, listing paper trail, plus how many physical and visual protection zones the agency has drawn around it.

• georgiaheritageobject(regnum? | objectid?) — one object in full:

registered around a point, nearest first, with distance in metres.

• georgiaheritagenearby(latitude, longitude, radius_m?, limit?) — what is

values the register actually stores for a field, with counts. This is the discovery step (see "Everything is in Georgian script" below).

• georgiaheritagefacets(field, region?, municipality?, limit?) — the distinct

museums the agency registers, with visitor contact details, opening hours and ticket price.

• georgiaheritagemuseums(query?, region?, municipality?, limit?) — the 20

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

monument / heritage-object register, 20,706 records. The layer the agency's own public map viewer reads.

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visual protection areas (9,731), keyed by ImmovableObjectID.

• .../MapServer/5 and .../MapServer/6 — physical protection zones (9,741) and

https://memkvidreoba.gov.ge/objects/immovable/immovableObject?id=

• .../MapServer/7 — museum directory, 20 records.
• Public register page per object:

Unicode literals need the N prefix — without it every filter returns zero

The register is Georgian-script text in SQL Server NVARCHAR columns. where=Municipality='მცხეთა' returns {"count":0}. where=Municipality=N'მცხეთა' returns {"count":480}. Same for LIKE. There is no error either way — the un-prefixed form is a clean 200 with an empty feature array, which is the silent-zero failure class (docs/silent-zero-policy.md). Every literal this pack puts in a where clause goes through sqlLit(), which adds the prefix.

Everything is in Georgian script, so a Latin query matches nothing

There is no English anywhere in the data — not names, not places, not the category vocabularies. A caller typing "church" or "Kakheti" would otherwise get a perfectly clean zero. Two mitigations:

the larger municipalities and the best-known monuments to the Georgian the register stores. Every entry was checked against a live non-zero count. The response reports what it actually searched in filters.queryterms, and anything it could not translate in filters.queryterms_unmapped.

• LATINTERMS / LATINREGIONS map the common heritage words, the 12 regions,

caller can read the Georgian for a region/municipality/category and filter on it directly. Every empty result points at it.

• georgiaheritagefacets lists the exact stored values with counts, so a

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.