This layer contains aspatial details for all legal parcel boundaries in Victoria, both freehold and crown. A parcel is defined as the smallest area of land capable of sale without further approval to subdivide. It may consist of more than one piece. Parc
This dataset describes public land management for the State of Victoria, where Public Land is defined as land held by/vested in/or owned by DELWP and other government departments, public authorities, Commonwealth government and municipalities. Refer to V
Part of the Vicmap Features of Interest Product
Polygon extent of larger buildings across Victoria.
We are currently working with this datasets custodian to consume their metadata to populate these fields.
The landcover dataset originates from the Murray Darling Basin Project M305 - Structural Vegetation for the Murray Darling Basin.
Landcover describes the cover type present at that point in time that the mapping was undertaken. It should not be confuse
1:100,000 Landuse rasterised to 20m based on VICMAP_ELEVATION_DTM_20M. For more details see the Metadata for LANDUSE100.
A presence/absence tree cover dataset is derived from SPOT Panchromatic imagery (10m pixels) by a combination of digital classification and visual interpretation . The presence/absence dataset is then grouped into three density classes (Dense, Medium, Sc
The Victorian Land Use Information System (VLUIS) dataset has been created by the Spatial Information Sciences Group of the Agriculture Research Division in the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport, and Resources. The method used to create VLUIS is significantly different to traditional methods used to create land use information and has been designed to create regular and consistent data over time.
Vicmap Features of Interest Product contains a series of datasets.
This dataset series contains a range of features of interest represented by points, lines and/or polygons within Victoria.
Datasets in the series are listed below. See their metadata
This layer represents the Catchment Management Authority boundaries (derived from CALP100).
The Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) were established on 1 July 1997 with the aim of creating a whole of catchment approach to natural resource management
