There have been a number of requests for "State Roads" data. This data is currently available via the Data.NSW Spatial Collaboration Portal. To access Road Segment Data please follow the instructions below; From https://portal.spatial.nsw.gov.au/ Click the Browse Data tile Click NSW Data themes tile Click the Transport icon

Road segment represents the centreline of a section of road having common attributes and terminating at its physical end or to an intersection with another road at the same grade or level. It is an open way for the passage of vehicles, person or animals on land. This data is held and maintained within the NSW Digital Topographic Database (DTDB) and includes key attributes such as road name, type, surface, lane count and on-type (e.g. onground, onbridge, intunnel etc).

The NSW Base Map Web Service depicts a map of New South Wales (NSW) using layers from the Digital Topographic Database, the Geocoded Urban and Rural Addressing System database and the Digital Cadastral Database. This base map includes: Roads, Points of Interest, Localities, Landform, Drainage, Cultural data, Parks and forests, Property boundaries and Street address numbers.

NOTE: Please contact the Customer HUB https://customerhub.spatial.nsw.gov.au/ for advice on datasets access.

The 2017 Landuse captures how the landscape in NSW is being used for food production, forestry, nature conservation, infrastructure and urban development. It can be used to monitor changes in the landscape and identify impacts on biodiversity values and individual ecosystems.\r \r The NSW 2017 Landuse mapping is dated September 2017. \r \r This is version 1.5 of the dataset, published December 2023.\r \r Version 1.5 of the 2017 Landuse incorporates the following updates:\r \r * Fine scale mapping of the Central Coast, Illawarra and Shoalhaven regions\r * Mapping enhancements to regional centres to improve the mapping accuracy for these centres\r * NSW road network based on road centreline data from Transport NSW, with standardised buffer applied to approximate the carriage width based on the road type\r * Plantation type (native hardwood and softwood) information within State Forest Estates \r * Horticulture data to tertiary or commodity level present in September 2017 from Australian Tree Crop Map Dashboard developed by University of New England - Applied Agricultural Remote Sensing Centre \r https://www.une.edu.au/research/research-centres-institutes/applied-agricultural-remote-sensing-centre/collaborative-r-and-d-opportunities/industry-applications-and-maps\r * Fixes to identified errors since published version 1.2 \r \r Previous Versions\r *Version 1.4 internal update (not published)\r * Version 1.3 internal update (not published)\r * Version 1.2 published 24 June 2020 - Fine scale update to Greater Sydney Metropolitan Area\r * Version 1 published August 2019\r \r The 2017 Landuse is based on Aerial imagery and Satellite imagery available for NSW. These include, but not limited to; digital aerial imagery (ADS) captured by NSW Department of Customer Service (DCS), high resolution urban (Conurbation) digital aerial imagery captured on behalf of DCS, SPOT 5, 6 & 7(Airbus), Planet™, Sentinel 2 (European Space Agency) and LANDSAT (NASA) Satellite Imagery. Mapping also includes commercially available imagery from Nearmap™ and Google Earth™, along with Google Street View™. \r \r Mapping takes into consideration ancillary datasets such as tenure such as National Parks and State forests, cadastre, roads parcels, land zoning, topographic information and Google Maps, in conjunction with visual interpretation and field validation of patterns and features on the ground. \r \r The 2017 Landuse was captured on screen using ARC GIS (Geographical Information Software) at a scale of 1:8,000 scale (or better) and features are mapped down to 2 hectares in size. Exceptions were made for targeted Landuse classes such as horticulture, intensive animal husbandry and urban environments, which were mapped at a finer scale.\r \r The 2017 Landuse has complete coverage of NSW. It also includes updates to the fine scale Horticulture mapping for the east coast of NSW - Newcastle to the Queensland boarder and Murray-Riverina Region. This horticultural mapping includes operations to the commodity level based on field work and high-resolution imagery interpretation. \r \r Landuse classes assigned are based on activities that have occurred in the last 5-10 years that may be part of a rotational practice. Time-series LANDSAT information has been used in conjunction with more recent Satellite Imagery to determine whether grasslands have been disturbed or subject to ongoing land management activities over the past 30 years.\r \r The 2017 Landuse was captured on screen using ARC GIS (Geographical Information Software) at a scale of 1:8,000 scale (or better) and features are mapped down to 2 hectares in size. Exceptions were made for targeted Landuse classes such as horticulture, intensive animal husbandry and urban environments (including Greater Sydney Metropolitan region), which were mapped at a finer scale. \r \r The reliability scale of the dataset is 1:10,000.\r \r Mapping has been subject to a peer review and quality assurance process.\r \r Land use information has been captured in accordance with standards set by the Australian Collaborative Land Use Mapping Program (ACLUMP) and using the Australian Land Use and Management ALUM Classification Version 8. The ALUM classification is based upon the modified Baxter & Russell classification and presented according to the specifications contained in http://www.agriculture.gov.au/abares/aclump/land-use/alum-classification.\r \r This product will be incorporated in the National Catchment scale land use product 2020 that will be available as a 50m raster - Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) http://www.agriculture.gov.au/abares/aclump/land-use/data-download\r \r The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) will continue to complete land use mapping at approximately 5-year intervals. \r \r The 2017 Landuse product is considered as a benchmark product that can be used for Landuse change reporting. Ongoing improvements to the 2017 Landuse product will be undertaken to correct errors or additional improvements to the mapping. \r

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Metadata Portal Metadata Information

Shapefile for the TfNSW bicycle network maintained by Roads and Waterways.

This dataset is automatically updated monthly when changes occur.

Resource SummaryTitle: River height observation sitesStatus: completedStart Time:2017-10-20End Time:2021-02-01Geographical Extent (deg):West:112East:160South:-44North:-9Resource DetailsAbstractRiver observation sites are locations at which the Bureau provides river height data. This data forms the latest river heights table at the end of the Bureau's Flood Warning Product.Supplementary Information:See the following, for more information:[ www.bom.gov.au/water/floods/ ], [ www.bom.gov.au/australia/flood/ ],[ www.bom.gov.au/water/floods/floodWarningServices.shtml ].BOM Product ID(s) : IDM00019PurposeTo show the location of river height observation sites used in Flood Warning ProductsTopic Category: inland WatersKeywords: (Type: theme; Thesaurus: GCMD Science keywords)EARTH SCIENCE | Terrestrial Hydrosphere | Surface Water | River/Streams | Monitoring sitesEARTH SCIENCE | Terrestrial Hydrosphere | Surface Water | Floods | Monitoring sitesEARTH SCIENCE | Terrestrial Hydrosphere | Surface Water | Water Depth | Monitoring sitesKeywords: (Type: theme; Thesaurus: ANZLIC search words)HAZARDS-FloodWATER-HydrologyWATER-RiversWATER-SurfaceKeywords: (Type: place; Thesaurus: Australian Bureau of Meteorology product categories)Observations sitesCitation DetailsTitle: River height observation sitesResource Date: 2021-02-01T12:00:00 (revision)Identifier:Code: www.bom.gov.au/metadata/19115/ANZCW0503900564Identifier Authority Title: Australian Bureau of Meteorology Product ANZLIC IdentifiersIdentifier Authority Date: 2009-04-12Party To Be Cited:Organisation: Australian Bureau of MeteorologyRole:originatorPoint Of Contact For ResourceCustodian: Manager, Geospatial Data Unit, Australian Bureau of MeteorologyEmail: mgdu@bom.gov.auWeb: www.bom.gov.auOwner: Australian Bureau of MeteorologyPoint Of Contact: Australian Bureau of MeteorologyData ExtentGeographical Extent (deg):West Bound Longitude:112East Bound Longitude:160South Bound Latitude:-44North Bound Latitude:-9Temporal Extent:Start Time:2017-10-20End Time:2021-02-01Resource Distribution InformationDistribution Format:Name: ESRI Shapefile, Version:1.0Name: ESRI Feature LayerTransfer Options:Downloadable Data : Files starting with IDM00019.* (ftp://ftp.bom.gov.au/anon/home/adfd/spatial/)Download and API: https://abom.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=0cb4dad26dc946d8a8c30613adf4ee07 Point of truth URL of this metadata record (www.bom.gov.au/metadata/19115/ANZCW0503900564), Function: informationResource QualityScope:Level:datasetLineage:Statement:Sites extracted from SitesDB database and converted into a shapefile.In December 2017, two new sites were added at Mirrool Creek at East Mirrool Regulator and Mirrool Creek at Barellan Road.In October 2018, three new sites were added in NSW: Hawkesbury River at North Richmond Bridge, Hawkesbury River at Windsor Bridge and Macquarie River at Warren Weir. There was a small name change for two sites. Tweed River at Chinderah (Barney's Point) (AHD) to Tweed River at Chinderah (Barney's Point) and Tweed River at Murwillumbah (AHD) to Tweed River at North Murwillumbah.In February 2019, two sites in NSW had corrections to their names, Gross River at Burralow" to Grose River at Burralow and Macdonald River at Street Albans to Macdonald River at St Albans. In Qld, Cooper Ck at Windorah TM was changed to Cooper Ck at Windorah (Long Crossing) TM.In April 2020, the attributes of the river observation sites in Queensland were changed to reflect the splitting of the Gulf Rivers Catchment into 1) Nicholson and Leichhardt Rivers 2) Flinders and Cloncurry Rivers 3) Norman and Gilbert Rivers.In June 2020, an spelling error was corrected for Jamieson River at Gerrans Bridge in Victoria.In October 2020, ten new sites were added in Victoria: Mt Emu Creek at Guthries Bridge, Burrumbeet Creek at Lake Burrumbeet, Richardson River at Banyena, Richardson River at Carrs Plains, Broken Creek at School Road, Broken Creek at Larissa Road, Muckatah Creek at Katamatite East, Muckatah Creek at Nahring Hall Rd, Nine Mile Creek at Sellicks Road, Broken Creek at Numurkah. Two new sites were added in Qld: Kroombit Creek at Biloela and Callide Creek at Jambin. Also, the attributes of the river observation sites in NSW were changed to reflect the splitting of the "Richmond and Wilsons Rivers" existing catchment into 1) "Richmond River" 2) "Wilsons River" catchments.In January 2021, two new observation sites were added in Queensland: Logan R at Parklands Alert and Barcoo R at Retreat TM.Resource Update FrequencyMaintenance And Update Frequency: asNeededMaintenance Note:Reference SystemCode: GDA 94Code Space: Geocentric Datum of AustraliaIdentifier Authority:Identifier Authority Title: EPSG Geodetic Parameter DatasetIdentifier Authority Date: 2008-01-11 (creation)Spatial RepresentationGeometric Objects:Object Type: pointMetadata InformationMetadata Identifier:ANZCW0503900564Language: engCharacter Set:utf8Hierarchy Level:datasetMetadata Contact:Point Of Contact: Manager, Geospatial Data Unit, Australian Bureau of MeteorologyEmail: metadata@bom.gov.auDate Metadata Revised:2021-01-28T04:43:28Metadata Standard: ISO19115:2003/ISO19139:2007; Geographic information – Metadata (ver. 1.0)Metadata ConstraintsMetadata Legal Constraints:Use Constraints: copyright; otherRestrictionsOther Constraints:Metadata constraints: The authoritative (Point of truth) full version of this metadata record is under copyright, and available from [ www.bom.gov.au/metadata/19115/ANZCW0503900564 ]. Licence details about harvesting and derivative versions of the metadata are included there.Metadata Licence details: The authoritative metadata record may be copied, harvested and/or re-presented, provided* that, in relation to the metadata record available from the "Point of truth URL of this metadata record" : a) the "Key content" listed below is retained, visible, and unaltered, and b) the interpretation of any newly assigned field-labelling (for that content) is consistent with the original, such that content interpretation will be correct (*except where permission is given by the Bureau of Meteorology to do otherwise). Key Content: Distribution/TransferOptions section's content; MetadataConstraints section's content; the ResourceConstraints section's content, and the Citation/CitedResponsibleParty section.

Data contains: Cadastre Catchments Community Consultation Creeks Flood Marks Flood Results Floor Levels Railway Rainfall Roads Study Area Towns Urban Release Area Data contains: Cadastre Catchments Community Consultation Creeks Flood Marks Flood Results Floor Levels Railway Rainfall Roads Study Area Towns Urban Release Area

This data identifies land that may be acquired by an authority of the State or land to which the owner-initiated acquisition provisions in Division 3 of Part 2 of the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991 applies. Clause 5.1 of the LEP identifies the authority of the State that will be the relevant authority to acquire this land if the owner-initiated acquisition provisions are engaged. The LRA dataset identifies land that is to be acquired for a public purpose. The dataset identifies the purpose for which the land is to be acquired and the relevant authority. Public purposes can include roads, recreational and open spaces and national parks. The original GIS data was captured by local councils, DP&I and contractors and provided in accordance with the DP&I's Standard Requirements for GIS LEP data and Standard Technical Requirements for LEP maps. Before the LEP is notified on the NSW Legislation website, the mapping is checked by DP&I and the Parliamentary Council's Office to ensure that it is consistent with these standards. After the LEP is notified, the GIS data is quality controlled using an ISO 9001-Quality-Certified, Quality Management System and incorporated into the Statewide dataset. The Land Application data relates directly to and adopts the accuracy of its reference dataset, Land and Property Information DCDB. The GIS data may be subject to change as a part of quality control, or if the LEP is amended. Please confirm dates of respective features before use as this dataset has a large temporal extent.

Various GIS layers

GIS data utilised aerial photos, building outlines, cadastre, GIS layers, study area, rainfall gauges, RTA Classified Roads, site inspection and the study area.

Summary: A comprehensive NSW Land Tenure layer has been developed, integrating the latest and most reliable datasets sourced from various governmental authorities and departments. To the best of our knowledge, this layer offers detailed mapping of recent updates and changes in land tenure across the state. It includes information on land allocations, ownership transformations, and management updates, providing an up-to-date and accurate representation of land tenure in New South Wales.

Description: The statewide Land Tenure layer is a comprehensive dataset created by incorporating spatial and aspatial data from various state and commonwealth government departments, organisations and authorities, including the Forestry Corporation of NSW; NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development; NSW Spatial Services; Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (Environment and Heritage); The Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (ABARES: SOFR23 & SOFR18); the NSW SEED data portal; and National Park. The wall-to-wall spatial feature class demonstrates how land in NSW is being managed or owned. It can also be employed to monitor changes in land management or ownership transfer over time. The process of acquiring datasets for updating the tenure layer and creating the statewide layer began in January 2024 and continued until August 2024. The collected datasets were amalgamated, and gaps were filled. This combined layer has then been manually assessed and visually compared against various datasets to ensure its completeness and accuracy. Esri basemaps such as Imagery, Imagery Hybrid, OpenStreetMap, and Google Earth maps were also used for visual assessment. Furtheremore, expert knowledge from government professionals, and land history web search were considered to address potential inaccuracies and unreliability in datasets from various sources. The land tenure data consists of seven Tenure classes each class covering various tenure types as below: - Tenure Class: presents tenure classification of the dataset as Crownland-Leasehold; Crownland-Other; Indigenous Owned; National Park; Private; State Forest; Unresolved Tenure. Tenure Type of each tenure class are as follow: Crownland-Leasehold: Crown Timberland Lease; LEASE (SOFR2023); Leasehold Crown Land; Western Lands Lease; Crownland-Other: Crown Road; Crown Waterway; Either Crown Waterway, Road or other; OCL (SOFR2023); Other crownland; Public Road; Reserved Crown Timber Land; Timber Reserve; Vacant And Reserved Crown Land; Vacant Crown Land; Reserve for Public Buildings (Forestry); Indigenous Owned: Aboriginal Area; National Park: Conservation Reserve; Fire trail within national parks; Historic Sites; National Park; Nature Reserve; NCR (SOFR2023); Regional Park; State Conservation Area; Private: Hardwood Joint Venture; PRIV (SOFR2023); Private; Hardwood Plantations; Private Property; Private Softwood Plantation; Profit á Prendre; Softwood Joint Venture; State Forest: FCNSW Ownership; MUF (SOFR2023); State Forest: State Forest OEH Managed Flora Reserve; Unresolved Tenure: null (-2); ND (SOFR2023). - Shape_Area: Area of each Tenure class in square meter. Caveats: - In general, data from diverse sources retains different levels of accuracy, reliability and coverage, therefore, a thorough visual assessment has been carried out to overcome the issue. Having said that, there still could be potential minor errors which could have been missed due to the large extent of the dataset. - Note that Roads, Waterways and general public areas across the Greater Sydney and Wollongong have not been properly mapped in this version. This will be updated in the next update.

Also includes extents, hydraulic categorisation and peak envelope grids.

A number of GIS layers were provided by Council to assist with the study. This included: • Aerial Photography – provides 2014 ortho-rectified aerial imagery at a 0.5 metre pixel size; • Cadastre – provides property boundary polygons; • Stormwater Pipes – Provides alignments, lengths and diameters of stormwater pipes; • Stormwater Pits – Provides locations and types of stormwater pits/inlets; • Road Centrelines – Provides locations and names of roadways within the study area Each allotment within the catchment was assigned an ERP classification for the 20% AEP, 5% AEP, 1% AEP and PMF. This was completed using the TUFLOW model results, digital elevation model and a road network GIS layer.

Level contours, drain, roads

Richmond Valley Flood Study 2023 - spatial mapping outputs.

This zip folder contains post processed model outputs for the design floods (5%, 5%CC, 2%, 2%CC, 1%, 1%CC, 0.2%, 0.2%CC & PMF), covering- ~peak flood height (mAHD) - (ASC) ~peak flood depth (m) - (ASC) ~peak velocity (m/s) - (ASC) ~flood hazard (H1-H6) - (ASC) ~peak flood vectors - (TAB & SHP) ~flood islands (TAB & SHP) ~Flood Planning Levels (1%CC AEP + 500mm) (TAB & SHP) ~Roads with Flood Levels (mAHD)