Historic Tree Buffer Zones for Cultural Heritage Sites

Overlay maps delineate buffer zones around significant cultural heritage sites, specifically historic trees, under the superseded Pine Rivers planning scheme. The dataset originates from the City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub and was last updated in March 2026. Row and column counts are not specified.

Use Cases

• Analyze spatial relationships between historic tree buffer zones and other planning scheme overlays using GIS formats like KML and GEOJSON.
• Assess the geographic distribution and coverage of cultural heritage site protections defined in the historic PineRiversPlan.
• Integrate buffer zone polygons into municipal planning systems to review superseded land-use regulations.

Strengths

• Data is provided in multiple interoperable spatial formats including ARCGIS REST API, KML, and GEOJSON.
• Maintained by an authoritative local government source, the City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub.
• Updated recently, with a last update timestamp of March 2026.

Limitations

• The specific data schema, including column names and row count, is unavailable, complicating direct analysis.
• Represents a historic planning scheme replaced in 2016, limiting its current regulatory applicability.
• Sample data is unavailable for preview, making initial assessment of content and structure difficult.

Provenance

Source

City of Moreton Bay's Data Hub (author moretonbaygis).

Collection Method

Derived from the superseded Pine Rivers planning scheme (PineRiversPlan).

Time Range

Planning scheme was in effect from 15 December 2006 to 1 February 2016.

Freshness

Last updated 2026-03-23.

Geography

Moreton Bay region, Queensland, Australia.