The table is a rich collection of geographic data, meticulously organized into an informative structure. It is derived from the dataset found on the Lantmäteriet (The Swedish Land Survey) website in Sweden. Each row in the table is uniquely identified by a combination of two significant factors: the date when the data was extracted, and the row number on the extraction date. This makes each entry both unique and traceable back to its source extraction point. Moreover, the table contains geographic data, transformed from the shapefile format, which is a popular format for geospatial vector data. This geographic data can represent features as points, lines, or polygons.

This table can be a valuable asset in various data analytics applications. For example, it can be used to analyze land utilization patterns over time as the data contains area details. Moreover, it could be used to study geographic feature distribution, given its rich shape and location data. Additionally, one could use this dataset to track changes in geographic features over time, thanks to the extract date information for each entry.