LIST Transport Segment data comprises transport routes (from those with highway status through to rough bush tracks), vehicular and passenger ferry routes, walking tracks, and railways. Transport Segments are those portions of the above routes and tracks which fall between two Transport Nodes. The data will also include those segments which make up larger roundabouts (ie. with diameter > 25 metres), forks (ramps) with a length exceeding 20 metres, and road connectors which are pseudo features that create artificial continuity through roundabouts.

The landsat thematic mapper (TM) satellite image mosaic uses 87 separate satellite scenes. The mosaic order follows Landsat paths, from south to north, and west to east, so the northern and eastern most scenes are overlayed last (i.e. are on top).

Boundaries and names of the five Queensland drainage divisions, as defined by the Australian Water Resources Management Committee (WRMC). The capture scale for this dataset is 1:100 000.

LIST Transport Node data contains all those points which represent :-- the end of a road (non significant)- a junction of two or more Transport Segments (non significant)- a place where the value of an attribute changes - a bridge or tunnel, the length of which is less than 25 metres- a roundabout- a cul-de-sac- a turning circle- a railway station- a weighbridge- a gate, boomgate- a level crossing- a barrier (immovable, removable, fence, bollard)- a cattle gridMetadata for each point is linked to the Transport Node layer through the Feature Metadata Pointer (FMP) attribute.