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WA Tomorrow Report 11 - SA2 Forecasts (DPLH-086)

WA Tomorrow is a series of population forecasts for the State of Western Australia based on historical trends.  The forecasts represent the best estimate of future population size if trends in fertility, mortality and migration continue. 

WA Tomorrow uses a hybrid geography, but reflects as closely as possible the current Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) 2016, produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) (See Geography tab). The forecasts refer to the 30 June in each stated year.

WA Tomorrow includes a forecast range (A to E), indicating five probable futures. A and B contain the lower forecasts, C is the median forecast and D and E represent the higher forecasts. For the user who requires the best estimate of future population size, C should be used.

Please refer to the WA Tomorrow Summary Report for more information.

Tags: WA Tomorrow, demography, forecast, population
Organization: Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
CPS2 Subiaco Zones

This dataset contains spatial boundaries for the Subiaco Zones Areas relating to the City of Perth Planning Scheme No.2Please see https://perth.wa.gov.au/develop/planning-framework/planning-schemes and https://perth.wa.gov.au/develop/planning-framework/planning-policies-and-precinct-plans for more information regarding the City of Perth Planning Schemes.

Tags: 3857, CPS2, PLANNING, PLANNING ODP, PV - Public View, SUBIACO, ZONES
Organization: City of Perth
Street Appurtenances

This is a point
data set representing all street
furniture and sign assets within the road reserve in the City of Perth, this dataset
shows assets such as
bollards, seats, litter bins and signage. This data is updated continually and is current to the date of
publication. Some errors and/or duplicate data may exist.

Tags: 3857, Appurentances, Assets, Assets ODP, Benches, Bins, Drinking Fountains, PV - Public View, Seats, Signage, Signs, Street Furniture
Organization: City of Perth
Point Survey Index (DOT-021)

Bounding boxes for DOT hydrographic point surveys (Singlebeam, levels) including URL to zipped point files stored on Amazon cloud. 

This polygon feature class represents the extents of hydro-graphic point survey data captured by DoT, Fremantle.  The point surveys include singlebeam and terrestrial levels surveys; the extents of these surveys are unlikely to change significantly into the future.  Polygons contain the URLs to the point survey zipped text files stored on Amazon Cloud (S3) for public download.

Tags: bathymetry, coastal, depth, hydrographic, hydrography, index, levels, marine, maritime, ocean, point, sea, seafloor, services, singlebeam, sounding, survey
Organization: Department of Transport
Hydrographic Catchments - Divisions (DWER-029)

This dataset is the Western Australian component of a national Drainage Divisions and Basins dataset overseen by the Australian Water Resources Council. It is part of a hierarchical order of 4 datasets ranging from Subcatchments through Catchments and Basins to Divisions. The Subcatchments, Catchments and Basins are hierarchically ordered subsets of the Divisions dataset.

The drainage divisions of Western Australia, derived from catchment boundaries defined at various scales. This dataset is derived from a subset of lines from the Hydrographic Catchments - Subcatchments data.

This dataset was formally known as Hydrographic Catchments - Divisions (DOW-016)

Tags: Water Supply, Water Surface
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
CPS2 DevWA Area

This dataset contains spatial boundaries for the DevWA Area relating to the City of Perth Planning Scheme No.2.Please see https://perth.wa.gov.au/develop/planning-framework/planning-schemes and https://perth.wa.gov.au/develop/planning-framework/planning-policies-and-precinct-plans for more information regarding the City of Perth Planning Schemes.

Tags: 3857, CPS2, DevWA, PLANNING, PLANNING ODP, PV - Public View
Organization: City of Perth
Acid Sulfate Soil Risk Map, Pilbara Coastline (DWER-053)

Data of the risk of Potential Acid Sulfate Soil (PASS) materials being disturbed by land development activities based on the likelihood of PASS materials occurring within 3m of the ground surface for the Pilbara Coastline. This data is for use by planners to assess whether development applications for specific sites require additional conditions on the basis of whether normal land development activities carry a risk of disturbing PASS materials. The depth of 3m is considered since this was regarded as the depth that most soil disturbance activities would extend during in most land development processes. Disturbance activities in this context include drainage, excavations and dewatering. For further information phone the Contaminated Sites hotline 1300 762 982.

This dataset was formerly known as Acid Sulfate Soil Risk Map, Pilbara Coastline (DER-011).
This dataset is no longer actively maintained by DWER.

Tags: SLIP Future, acid, coastline, conservation, der-011, environment, geology, harvested, pilbara, pir, regulation, risk, soil, soils, sulfate
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Tectonics units 1:500 000 (DMIRS-037)

The 2022 update of the digital '1:500 000 tectonic units of Western Australia' has been compiled using boundaries derived from the digital '1:500 000 State interpreted bedrock geology of Western Australia, 2020'. For the offshore component, the map uses data and divisions from the Geoscience Australia ‘Australian Geological Provinces’ GIS dataset, with polygons adjusted to match seamlessly into the onshore tectonic elements. The nomenclature and hierarchy for the tectonic units are based on weekly updates from the Explanatory Notes System (ENS). In order to
provide the most up-to-date geological information for the units in question, attribution from the original source is modified to remove superseded units, display correct tectonic relationships and include more recent geochronology. Significant changes to the tectonic framework of Western Australia in this version include: a) the obsolete Speewah Basin is now included in the Kimberley Basin; b) the obsolete Gunbarrel Basin is now part of the Canning Basin; c) the
obsolete Northern and Southern Bonaparte Basins are combined into a single Bonaparte Basin, and the onshore extent of the Petrel Sub-basin has been modified to include the Weaber Group, and the offshore extent modified accordingly; d) the new Burringurrah Domain has been defined as part of the Gascoyne Province; e) the basaltic component of the Carson Volcanics is now represented as part of the Hart – Carson Large Igneous Province, rather than the Kimberley Basin into which it was extruded; f) significant re-interpretation of the granite–greenstone domains
in the southwestern part of the Yilgarn Craton; g) the boundary between the Northern Perth Basin and Southern Carnarvon Basin has been modified along the western margin of the Northampton Inlier, and the offshore boundaries adjusted accordingly; h) the obsolete Pardoo Shelf has been assigned to the Lambert Shelf and extended onshore to the east of Port Hedland. The State is the highest level unit in the hierarchy and is subdivided at the next level into Archean to Paleoproterozoic cratons; Proterozoic orogens; Archean, Proterozoic and Phanerozoic basins (or
superbasins); and igneous supersuites. All units depicted on this map, with the exception of basins and some igneous supersuites, are at the third or lesser hierarchical level. Cratons are subdivided into superterranes, terranes and domains. Orogens are divided into provinces and orogenic forelands, and may also incorporate sedimentary basins; provinces are further subdivided into terranes/zones. 

Tags: 500 000, Geology, Geosciences, Tectonics
Organization: Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety
Footpath Routable

City of Canning Open Data Portal shows location of footpath centrelines, crossings and verge lines within the City of Canning to provide a routable pedestrian network and is provided for information only. This data set is presented as polylines / centrelines.  The footpath centrelines data includes paths owned by the City of Canning and some paths owned by other organisations such as Main Roads WA, Public Transport Authority and surrounding local governments to provide a comprehensive footpath network. The data also includes crossings and verge lines (no paths) to enable network analysis. The fields included in the data are: ObjectID - unique identifierSt_Name - street or park name in which the footpath is locatedLocation - suburb in which the footpath is locatedType - FP (footpath), SP (shared path 2.5m in width or greater), SP-NTS (shared path - not to standard, less than 2.5m in width), CROSS (formal crossings which are protected by a refuge island, zebra crossing or signalised intersection), IPACROSS (informal crossings which are not protected by a refuge island, zebra crossing or signalised intersection), DRIVECROSS (crossings for crossovers that create a break in a footpath), IPA (informal pedestrian access representing areas such as verges with no paths that pedestrians could still walk on).

Tags: Footpaths, Open Data, city of Canning
Organization: City of Canning
Road Segment

This dataset shows polygon locations of the road segments inventoried by the City of Perth. The road segment data was collected from as constructed drawings and old survey maps. At least 95% of the locational data for the road segment is accurate to within a few meters. Some errors and/or duplicate data may exist.

Tags: 3857, AMU, Assets, EPSG 3857, PV - Public View, Roads ODP, Street Segment, infrastructure, road
Organization: City of Perth
Geomorphic Wetlands South West - Unreviewed (DBCA-040)

The Geomorphic Wetlands South West dataset displays the location, boundary and geomorphic classification of wetlands in an area extending approximately 37 Km north of the Blackwood River and 36 Km east of Margaret River. Wetlands are classified according to their host landform and hydroperiod. This dataset has not undergone a review process. Where errors are identified, advice can be sought from the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Tags: Geomorphic Wetlands, South Western Australia
Organization: Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2000 (DWER-136)

Remnant vegetation mapping for the Swan Coastal Plain bioregion, Metropolitan and Peel Region Scheme areas in 2000. Part of a suite of polygon datasets that best represent remnants of original pre-1750 vegetation across the mapped areas as at 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2020 and 2024. The polygons represent interpreted areas of vegetation using current and historical digital aerial photography (1953-present) sourced from State Government repositories and other commercial products e.g. Digital globe, ESRI wayback imagery and Google. Simplified condition of the vegetation has been attributed to some polygons.

The mapped area covers the Metropolitan and Peel Region Schemes, the Swan Coastal Plain bioregion as defined in the Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia V 7.1 (Commonwealth of Australia, 2025) and the Swan Coastal Plain vegetation complexes (DBCA-046) (Department of Parks and Wildlife, 2016).

For further information refer to Explanatory Report titled 'Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel remnant native vegetation extent mapping in 2000-2020 (5 yearly interval) and the year 2024.pdf'

Tags: Native, Remnant, Swan Coastal Plain, Vegetation, Western Australia
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Foreshore Conditions - Fencing Linework (DWER-008)

Spatial linework of river fencing. While the dataset has been prepared by the Department of Water, it contains information from State and federally funded foreshore assessment projects conducted at different times by Natural Resource Management groups with support from DOW regional offices. The Department of Water accepts no responsibility for collecting or updating this data but some known errors are being addressed.

Foreshore Conditions - Fencing Linework (DOW-060)

Tags: DoW, Harvested, SLIP Future, Waterways
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
CPS2 Residential Bonus Plot Ratio Plan

This dataset contains spatial boundaries for the Residential Bonus Plot Ratio Plan relating to the City of Perth Planning Scheme No.2Please see https://perth.wa.gov.au/develop/planning-framework/planning-schemes and https://perth.wa.gov.au/develop/planning-framework/planning-policies-and-precinct-plans for more information regarding the City of Perth Planning Schemes.

Tags: 3857, BONUS, CPS2, PLAN, PLANNING, PLANNING ODP, PLOT, PV - Public View, RATIO, RESIDENTIAL
Organization: City of Perth
Soil landscape land quality - Water Repellence Risk (DPIRD-014)

Water Repellence risk mapping derived from land quality attribution associated with soil-landscape mapping at the subsystem/phase level. See Resource Management Technical Report 298, Section 2.20, Department of Agriculture, 2005. 

Tags: agricultural, agriculture, environment, hazards, land management hazard, landscape, management, quality, repellence, restricted, risk, soil, subsurface, water
Organization: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Land Capability - Annual Horticulture (DPIRD-030)

Land capability for annual horticulture in the south west of Western Australia based on analysis and interpretation of the best available soil-landscape mapping dataset (DPIRD-027).

Land capability refers to the ability of land to support a type of land use without causing damage. See DAFWA Resource Management Technical Report 298 for a description of the qualities assessed and the methodology involved.

The assessment for annual horticulture covers the production of irrigated horticultural crops from plants with short-term life cycles (typically completed within the period of a year). Crops include annual fruits (strawberries, melons, etc.), vegetables (e.g. potatoes, lettuce, cabbages, tomatoes, pumpkins, etc.), commercial turf production and cut flowers. 

The assumptions for the land use as assessed include: 
• crops are grown for commercial production 
• crops are shallow-rooted with most roots using only the top 50 cm of soil 
• crops are irrigated using sprinkler or trickle systems 
• mechanised cultivation occurs at least annually 
• fertilisers and herbicides, fungicides and/or pesticides are broadcast at least annually 
• crop rotation is practised 
• considers physical requirements only and ignores socio-economic factors. 

Capability ratings do not take into account factors such as the availability and quality of water supplies for irrigation or climatic risks such as frost or heat stress. Such factors need to be considered as a separate layer of information.

Tags: agriculture, annual horticulture, horticulture, land capability, soil, soil mapping
Organization: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
SWAN Bioplan Regionally Significant Natural Areas 2010 (DWER-070)

This data represents the Environmental Protection Authority of Western Australia. This dataset represents the spatial boundary of the Swan Bioplan Regionally Significant Natural Areas. © Government of Western Australia 2014. Environmental Protection Authority.

This dataset was formerly known as SWAN Bioplan Regionally Significant Natural Areas 2010 (EPA-008)

Tags: administrative, authority, bioplan, boundaries, environment, political, protection, swan
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Soil landscape land quality - Microbial Purification (DPIRD-045)

Microbial purification is a land quality which may impact upon rural-residential development and related land uses and is based on analysis and interpretation of the best available soil-landscape mapping dataset (DPIRD-027).  

See DAFWA Resource Management Technical Report 298 for a description of the qualities assessed and the methodology involved.

Tags: land capability, microbial purification, rural residential, soil, soil mapping
Organization: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
GSWA Geochemistry (DMIRS-047)

The WACHEM database is a compilation of multi-element geochemistry of rocks unconsolidated surface material (regolith) and drill core collected by the Geological Survey of Western Australia. Samples have been analysed for a range of major element oxides, trace elements, rare earth elements (REE), and isotopes by a variety of analytical approaches at commercial, government and university laboratories. In most cases, analysis of unknowns has been carried out along with samples of know composition (reference materials), a second sample of the unknown (sample duplicate), and material which does not contain detectable amounts of elements of interest (blank). These data are included with analysis of unknowns, and these quality control data can be used to gauge the quality of analysis. For inclusion in the geochemical database, analytical data for each element in each sample must include the unit of measurement, lower level of detection (LLD) of that element, and an indication of the analytical technique (usually specified as a laboratory-specific code). To minimise the inclusion of spurious data in the database, analytical batch data are loaded with reference to a set of look up tables, against which data can be checked for consistency. 

Tags: GSWA, Geochemistry, Geology, Geoscience, Minerals, WACHEM
Organization: Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety
Soil Landscape Mapping - Best Available (DPIRD-027)

Soil-landscape mapping covering Western Australia at the best available scale (Version 05.02).  It is a compilation of various surveys at different scales varying between 1:20,000 and 1:3,000,000.
Mapping conforms to a nested hierarchy established to deal with the varying levels of information resulting from the variety of scales in mapping.

For further information refer to Department of Agriculture Resource Management Technical Reports  RMTR No. 280 and RMTR No. 313.

Land capability and land quality attribution is included, refer to Department of Agriculture Resource Management Technical Report No. 298 for a description of the methodology employed.

Tags: soil landscape mapping, soil mapping, soil surveys
Organization: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
WRIMS - Groundwater Subareas (DWER-083)

For the purposes of groundwater resource management, the state of Western Australia is divided into groundwater areas proclaimed under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914. These groundwater areas are further subdivided into groundwater subareas. The subareas are not proclaimed, but are administrative boundaries used to manage the abstraction and licensing of groundwater resources.

Tags: Boundaries, Boundaries Administrative, WATER Groundwater
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Regional Long-Term Cycle Network (LTCN) (DOT-036)

The Regional Long-Term Cycling Network (RLTCN) is the aspirational active transport (cycling and walking) network for regional areas in WA. The dataset is used by DTMI for strategic planning. Each route has an assigned function (primary, secondary, local, transport trail or road cycling route). The network is aspirational and contains both existing and unbuilt routes. There is no guarantee or timing on if/when unbuilt routes may be constructed. The routes are developed as part of the 11 Regional Cycling Strategies for WA with involvement from local governments.

Tags: Active Transport, Bicycle Infrastructure, Cycling, Paths, Regional Long-Term Cycle Network, Transport, Walking
Organization: Department of Transport
3D Seismic survey polygons (DMIRS-035)

This dataset is a reference system for petroleum exploration 3D seismic surveys conducted in Western Australia. NOTE: Since 1 January 2012 the offshore (commonwealth water) have been managed by NOPTA in collaboration with Geoscience Australia and delivered through NOPIMS system. The WA State 3D seismic surveys are updated on a regular basis 

Tags: 3D Seismic, Exploration, Petroleum, Seismic
Organization: Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety
Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) Boundary (DBCA-081)

This boundary defines the South West Forest Region of the State used in the Regional Forest Agreement (RFA). The Comprehensive Regional Assessments undertaken by the State and Commonwealth used this boundary to assess forest management, environmental, heritage, economic and social targets to negotiate the Regional Forest Agreement.
The initial RFA agreement was signed off in 1999 - the RFA assessment boundary has been static since the completion of the original process. 
Originally negotiated by DPaW and the Commonwealth, the boundary generally follows, or in part there of, other boundaries such as Interim Biogeographical Regions of Australia ( IBRA ), DBCA's (then CALM), regional boundaries, Mineral Leases etc

Organization: Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
Client Property Event System - Properties (DPIRD-018)

The client property event (CPE) system is a spatially linked database of agricultural and other properties maintained by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD). 

Property boundaries consist of one or more contiguous cadastral parcels that are believed to be managed as one unit.  Property information is collected by DPIRD staff through direct contact with landholders through mail-outs and attendance at field days.  

Properties may also contain information autogenerated from Landgate parcel data records. 

The underlying parcel data is updated on a regular basis using Cadastral boundaries supplied by Landgate. Property boundary and ownership information are updated on a daily basis. 

In accordance with Departmental Policy, contact information such as names and addresses of landholders linked to properties is restricted use only. 

Tags: agriculture, boundary, cpe, farm boundaries, farms, ownership, pastoral lease, pastoral stations, property
Organization: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Tertiary Sediment Cell Boundary Poly (DOT-012)

Sediment cells are spatially discrete areas of the coast within which marine and terrestrial landforms are likely to be connected through processes of sediment exchange, often described using sediment budgets. They include areas of sediment supply (sources), sediment loss (sinks), and the sediment transport processes linking them (pathways). Sediment transport pathways include both alongshore and cross-shore processes, and therefore cells are best represented in two-dimensions. They are natural management units with a physical basis and commonly cross jurisdictional boundaries.

Tags: beach, boundary, cell, coast, coastal, drift, marine, material, ocean, process, sand, sediment, shoreline, tertiary, transport, wa
Organization: Department of Transport
2003-2005 ASS Site Evaluation (DWER-047)

Site classifications and expert profile summary assessment based on ASS soil coring information obtained during the 2003-2005 acid sulfate soil mapping program covering low lying landscapes from the Peel-Harvey to Dunsborough, Scott Coastal Plain and Albany-Denmark region. Includes associated site data collected during mapping program and data derived from ASS evaluation. Content Purpose: Brief summary of the variables contained within the ASS evaluation dataset. For further information phone the Contaminated Sites hotline 1300 762 982.

This dataset was formerly known as 2003-2005 ASS Site Evaluation (DER-007).
This dataset is no longer actively maintained by DWER.

Tags: Harvested, SLIP Future, ass, conservation, environment, evaluation, geology, pir, regulation, soils
Organization: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation