If you want to do this from the dumps, you can use the wb_items_per_site dump (current version, 625 MB; most recent dumps) For each Wikidata item, this contains rows with the corresponding page ...

First of all, if you want the page content, the best way to do this isn't by scraping, but by processing one of the database dumps - you can do this locally, and it'll allow you to get the raw page ...

Assuming you comply with the license as regards attribution and labelling (ie, you indicate the author + the license in an appropriate way, such as an image caption) then you are free to do this. The ...

Wikidata can do it! Using autolist, run the query claim[373] and around[625,40.7576,-73.9857,50] [link]. This will give you all items with a commons category property (P373) and a location (P625) up ...

One you'll probably remember - Wikimedia released (CC0) search logs in 2012, realised they were insufficiently anonymised, and took them down the same day: https://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/09/19/what-...

@Philsheim points out the very useful weather data discussed in 1945 (spring) daily weather Germany Sadly, it looks like data for Weiden in that set only goes back to 1947, as do most nearby weather ...

As a general rule, Wikidata won't know about redirects - they're not part of the model there. They only record the canonical page title (leaving aside a few rare cases where the Wikidata sitelink is a ...

In the UK, you may be able to get this through the National Travel Survey data, though I'm not sure if it's broken down on a station-by-station basis. It looks like it may simply be regional. Within ...

This is not really an "open data" question, but... The answer is "you are not allowed to do this"; Japan does not allow commercial photography of otherwise copyrighted artistic works in public places,...

The ONS has what looks like the data you're looking for - digital vector boundaries for Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies in the UK, as at 31 December 2017.

It seems likely that the vast majority are tourists, so you should be able to get a good first approximation by looking at tourist arrival numbers - generally speaking, tourist arrivals & ...

The US Newspapers Directory has a substantial amount of metadata about publication locations & dates, but nothing on circulation. Some bulk data/linked data access is apparently available. It's ...

To add to Patrick's answer, "arbitrary access" to Wikidata items from other Wikipedia pages is now available: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Arbitrary_access It's currently (14 May 2015) ...

There are two ways to generate a list of last-revision data for all pages. The preferable tool is probably the second one listed here, PetScan. The first is to use the Wikimedia Quarry SQL service (...

The title field in that datadump appears to be the same as the page title, and thus can be used as the page URL - standard Wikipedia URLs are of the form .../wiki/Page_title { "id": &...