This data was withdrawn from DataShare April 2025. This layer depicts a spatial object (polyline) representing regional coach routes operated by V/Line. Each polylines represents a unique route variation. Each coach route has attributes that describe route, trip headsign (direction), route length, first/last stop, number of stops and operator name. The data has been generated from the PTV GTFS data with extra attributes from PTV's TransNet database. This dataset does not include non-V/Line Regional Bus Routes. Other regional bus routes are included in the dataset PTV_REGIONAL_BUS_ROUTE. This dataset supersedes "PTV_BUS_ROUTE_REGIONAL" (which included both regional bus and regional coach routes). This dataset was first loaded into the VSDL in March 2018 and will be updated approximately quarterly.

FMZ_MAP100 is a simplified version of FMZ100. The dataset is used for creating medium to small scale maps of the forest management zone. The code of forestry practice is dissolved into their relevant GMZ and SMZ. Polygons less than 1 hectares that are non SPZ and SMZ are eliminated. For detailed mapping/representation and analysis of FMZ, use the FMZ100 dataset.

Regional Services Fire and Land District Action Plan (DAP). DAPs incorporate forest operations that are classified as Level 1 or Level 2 in accordance with the District Action Planning Guidelines. THIS IS AN ARCHIVED VERSION For prior years please contact the data custodian or refer to BLD_DAP found in gis_public\GISDesk\GISData\RegionalData.gdb

This layer contains points showing the location of water monitoring points, groundwater bores, index of stream condition and marine monitoring sites. The data is sourced from the Victorian Water Resources Data Warehouse http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/waterdata.

This version is a subset of the cultural heritage sensitivity dataset and does not contain any attribute information. This layer has been filtered on Registered cultural heritage places (buffered point data) and this data is buffered 100m. This dataset contains a spatial representation of "Areas of Cultural Heritage Sensitivity" as specified in Division 3, Part 2 of the Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2018. Areas of cultural heritage sensitivity are areas that are either known to contain, or are likely to contain Aboriginal cultural heritage places and objects. These areas, which include various landforms within Victoria, are defined in the Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2018. This polygon dataset is a representation of those areas as defined in the Regulations. The polygon features within the dataset have been derived from several sources, including geological and hydrological data. Note: This dataset is based on the best available information and should be used in conjunction the information contained in Division 3, Part 2 of the Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2018. This data is under active revision to improve the representation as better quality source data becomes available.

This data was withdrawn from DataShare April 2025. The data is maintained in a different format and schema within DTP. Please contact networkdata@transport.vic.gov.au for more information. Train Car Park depicts a spatial object (polygon) representing the outline of train car parks at Metropolitan Railway Stations. Each train car park polygon has attributes that describe the Station name and commuter capacity.

Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) is the probability of a flood event being equalled or exceeded within a year. A 1% AEP means there is a 1% chance (or a 1 in 100 chance) of a flood event of that size occurring or being exceeded in any given year. This is also sometimes referred to as a "100 year Annual Recurrence Internal (ARI)” or "1 in 100 year" flood event. The Victorian statewide layer of 1% AEP Flood Extent has been compiled from data maintained by Victoria's 9 Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) and Melbourne Water. Each of these authorities maintain a layer of Regional 1%AEP Flood Extent, and these have been combined into a statewide layer by DEECA with their permission. Some CMAs maintain separate layers of 1%AEP for riverine flooding, coastal flooding and stormwater (urban rainfall driven) flooding. This statewide layer merges the different flooding types into a single layer, where they exist. Flood modelling is being continuously updated across Victoria. Flood extent layers will be updated periodically as new local flood studies are completed and the CMAs and Melbourne Water update their Regional 1%AEP Flood Extent layers. The statewide layer is updated approximately quarterly, when the CMAs and Melbourne provide updates to DEECA. The data represents flooding risk under current climatic conditions. It does not include any allowances for sea level rise, storm surge or changes to rainfall patterns because of climate change. Floods by their nature are rare and unpredictable, they tend to occur randomly and the periods between floods of a given size are usually random. All floods are different, potential future floods are described by their likelihood of occurring. If regions are shown as flood free in this layer, it does not necessarily mean they are entirely flood free. Floods greater than a 1%AEP magnitude can and do occur. Other locations may not have flood studies or historical flood information available at this time. Contact the relevant Catchment Management Authority or Melbourne Water for the best source for flood information to inform property purchase, development or use decisions.

Forest management planning (FMP) in Victoria aims to attain a balance between economics, conservation, and social values in managing the States forests. This may be achieved by integrated planning for multiple-use with effective public participation. The FMP process results in a zoning scheme which divides state forest into zones which can be managed for specific purposes, such as conservation or timber harvesting, whilst maintaining an overall balance between uses, and assuring the forest resource is managed sustainably. Please refer to the 'Coverage' section of the 'Quality' page for an explanation of area differences between FMZ 100 and the published Forest Management Plans.

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 DEECA and other government departments, public authorities, Commonwealth government and municipalities. Refer to VEAC Act 2001 for more details. Public land includes state forests, parks and reserved and unreserved Crown land, including estuarine, coastal and marine areas to the 3 nautical mile limit (5.5 km) from the high watermark. This layer is represented at a scale of 1:25 000 and describes the primary management, land manager and the VEAC recommendations. PLM25 is a derived layer, using VMPROP.PARCEL_CROWN_APPROVED as the base layer. It relies on tabular and spatial sources to get the land description. PORTAL, PRIMS are the tabular sources of information. PARKRES, VEACRECS25 and CL_TENURE are the spatial sources. Additional layers were also created to describe areas of state forests, plantations, water frontages and commonwealth land. PLM25 has replaced the old PLM100 datasets. Any errors can be reported to Plm25.info@delwp.vic.gov.au

This data was withdrawn from DataShare April 2025. PTV Routes and Stops have been removed from this collection. Routes and stops are now available from DTP Open Data Portal. https://opendata.transport.vic.gov.au/ This package of data contains the 6 PTV spatial layers. See each individual metadata records for further detials. PTV TRAIN CARPARK PTV TRAIN CORRIDOR CENTRELINE PTV TRAIN STATION BIKE STORAGE PTV TRAIN STATION PLATFORM PTV TRAIN TRACK CENTRELINE PTV TRAM TRACK CENTRELINE Excludes the restricted school bus routes.