VicMap Digital Image represents a suite of statewide satellite image mosaic products. This dataset is a Statewide Landsat 7 Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+) mosaic for the summer of 1999/2000, titled Vicmap Image TM7-2000. Vicmap Image TM7-2000 is a 1-band, 8-bit TIFF image. Vicmap Image TM7-2000 has a spatial resolution of 30 metres and a nominal usage scale of 1:50,000 or smaller. It provides an excellent representation of tree cover, agricultural land use, the extent of urban area, and water resources in Victoria.

The area covering the Mitchell Shire Area plus 2km buffer. This imagery was part of the Goulburn Broken Project, RFQ 5-2006-7.

The area covering the Murrindindi Shire with a 2km buffer. This imagery was part of the Goulburn Broken Project, RFQ 5-2006-7.

Landsat 5 - TM - Orthocorrected. The corresponding Landsat image from 2001 was used as the base image.

Part of the North East and Alpine Project (RFQ 12-2006-7), covering the Shire of Indigo with a 2km buffer. This orthophotography consists of 3 band true-colour visible images and is available in 5km TFF tiles and ECW mosaic.

Captured for fire severity assessment of 2007 Great Divide Fires

Fast Look 4 Band (RGBi), 8 band, 35cm product for the fire areas of the Great Dividing Range (North District).

Public land polygons derived from LCC recommendations. This layer contains the line and polygon features depicting the Land Conservation Council (LCC) Final Recommendations as per the 1988 Statewide Assessment published map at 1:500 000. The Mallee Study Area was subsequently updated in 1991.

This photography covers a selected floodplain region in the Macalister River valley and was captured as part of the 2006-7 CIP Project. The photography was captured using a Leica RC30 metric camera system. The imagery includes 3 visible bands, and has been fully orthorectified, and tiled into 1km tiles. It is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.

Captured as part of the 2005-6 CIP Program, this photography covers the town of Red Bluff in 15cm resolution visible colour photography. Images are tiled into 1km tiles and available in TIFF format.