Historic Biodiversity Corridors from Pine Rivers Planning Scheme

Overlay Maps document biodiversity corridors under the superseded Pine Rivers planning scheme. The data was created by the City of Moreton Bay's GIS team and was active from December 2006 until February 2016. It is available in multiple spatial formats including GeoJSON, KML, and CSV.

Use Cases

• Analyze historic biodiversity corridor spatial data in GeoJSON or KML format for land use change studies.
• Integrate corridor data from CSV files with other planning datasets for regional environmental analysis.
• Use the ArcGIS GeoServices REST API to serve historic corridor layers for web mapping applications.

Strengths

• Data is provided in 6 different file formats, including GEOJSON, CSV, and KML, offering flexibility for use.
• Sourced from the authoritative City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub and maintained by the 'moretonbaygis' author.
• Has a specific documented operational period from 15 December 2006 to 1 February 2016.

Limitations

• The planning scheme is historic and was superseded in 2016, limiting its use for current regulatory purposes.
• No sample data or schema (columns) is provided, making initial data assessment difficult.
• The dataset size and row count are unknown, preventing an immediate understanding of its scale.

Provenance

Source

City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub

Collection Method

Extracted from the superseded Pine Rivers planning scheme.

Time Range

Scheme was active from 15 December 2006 to 1 February 2016.

Freshness

Metadata was last updated on 2026-03 23, though the underlying data is historic.

Geography

Pine Rivers area, City of Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia.