Captured as part of the 2016-17 CIP, this 20cm relaxed accuracy photography project covers Wimmera rural region and is useful for a wide range of broad scale mapping and change over time monitoring purposes for local and state government agencies.

This dataset is a simple polygon layer of rectangular cells aligned to 5 minute increments of the GDA94 latitude/longitude graticule. It is designed for use as an indexing mechanism for point record observations of flora and fauna. The layer covers an area of south-east Australia extending from 139 degrees to 151 degrees 30 minutes EAST and 33 degrees to 42 degrees SOUTH. It thus incorporates substantial areas of South Australia and New South Wales plus all of Bass Strait and the north coast of Tasmania.

Murray Goldfields FRB areas

This layer represents polygons for the state boundary, zero contour, coastline and the data extent for Vicmap Elevation & Vicmap Features, Vicmap Hydro, Vicmap Transport.

Toll Roads are a linear representation of roads on Public land defined by if the road is used by VicForests for their logging operations. The underlying linear data is derived from Vicmap Transport Roads. Toll Roads are assigned through a relational database connection and the arcs grouped to simplify data geometry. DEECA's ROADS database contains information relating to DEECA-managed road assets.

This layer is part of a set that defines the beneficial use of Victoria's groundwater resources. According to the Victorian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), a beneficial use is a use to the environment, or a segment of the environment which is conductive to public benefit, welfare, safety, health or aesthetic enjoyment and which requires protection from the effects of waste discharges, emissions or deposits. A beneficial use may be an existing or potential use. A resource may have more than one beneficial use. The State's groundwater resources have a number of beneficial uses. These uses primarily depend on groundwater quality and aquifer yield and can be assigned to broad water quality classes.

This layer contains polygon features delineating local government area boundaries prior to the 1994 amalgamations. The dataset has been superseded with the new 1994 Local Government Area boundaries All features are identified and coded according to the Australian Standard GIS - Geographic Data Interchange of feature coded digital mapping data AS2482 - 1989.

This layer contains identified areas of modelled old-growth forest derived from both vector and grid based analysis. Areas delineated as old growth forest are identified to meet the Victorian definition of old-growth forest based on a set of modelling criteria, rules and input datasets. The data is not reliable at scales less than 1:100,000 (ie 1:25,000), not all old-growth polygons have been confirmed by field checking and the reliability of the modelled linework has not been verified.

3 epochs of 10cm relaxed accuracy photography captured over Greater Geelong for local council planning, asset management and the monitoring of urban growth by a variety of Local Government and State Agencies

Last updated: Daily until July 2011 This dataset represents the spatial extent of prescribed burns planned for ignition on Public Land in Victoria. This data is prepared annually for prescribed burns planned for the immediate three-year period. This data set also includes landscape burns which are symbolised in the Fireplan map service with a cyan outline.