Victoria Land Parcel Polygons with Proposed Cadastral Detail

Proposed Parcel Map Polygons is a polygon layer from Vicmap Property Simplified 2, a cadastral model for Local Government use. It represents Victoria's land parcels, differentiating registered and proposed parcels, Crown and Freehold land, and includes easements and cadastral road casements.

Use Cases

• Analyze land tenure by differentiating Crown and Freehold land polygons for planning studies.
• Map proposed parcel boundaries against registered parcels to track cadastral changes.
• Identify spatial relationships between parcel polygons, Cadastral Road Casements, and Easements for infrastructure planning.
• Use Standard Parcel Identifiers (SPI) and Council reference numbers to join parcel polygons with aspatial property tables.

Strengths

• Part of the Vicmap Property Simplified 2 model, an authoritative government cadastral framework.
• Includes differentiation between registered and proposed parcel statuses.
• Contains Cadastral Road Casements and Easements as defined features.

Limitations

• Easement data is incomplete historically; new easements are captured statewide, but there is no program to review missing historical easements.
• Designed for use with other Vicmap Property Simplified 2 layers and tables, requiring joins for full context.
• Sample data and specific row/column counts are unavailable, limiting initial assessment of scope.

Provenance

Source

Department of Transport and Planning, Victoria.

Collection Method

Modified and simplified model (Vicmap Property Simplified 2) generated from the authoritative Vicmap Property dataset.

Time Range

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Freshness

Last updated March 2026.

Geography

State of Victoria, Australia.