A couple third-party workarounds in the meantime:
- QLever’s built-in UI has GeoJSON support. Make sure the query has a column containing the geometry as well-known text, run the query, click “Map view”, and click “Export as GeoJSON”. QLever queries aren’t quite compatible with Wikidata Query Service queries: it’s SPARQL, but some services like
BBOXare unimplemented in favor of more advanced predicates, and you have to useMINUSinstead ofFILTER NOT EXISTS. - Ultra is a frontend to a variety of querying services. In the front matter, specify
sparqlas thetypeand the WDQS endpoint as theserver. Make sure the query has a column containing the geometry as well-known text. Run the query and click Download for the results in GeoJSON format. (Ultra also supports QLever as a backend, in case you want a similar frontend for that.)