Spatial Dataset Downloads
http://www.nntt.gov.au/assistance/Geospatial/Pages/DataDownload.aspx
These datasets are refreshed on a daily basis and are available in ESRI shapefile format.
The spatial datasets are designed for use in Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The following native title information is available as spatial data:
- Boundaries of native title claimant applications as per the Register of Native Title Claims.
- The Schedule of Applications (Federal Court).
- Determinations of native title.
- Indigenous land use agreements (on the ILUA Register or in notification).
- Representative Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Body (RATSIB) areas.
- Native title determined outcomes.
- Historical native title determination applications and NTDA transaction records.
- Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate (RNTBCs)
- Future Act Notices, Objections, and Determination Applications.
For queries directly related to geospatial data products contact: geoservices@nntt.gov.au
Unless otherwise noted, all National Native Title Tribunal spatial data available for download is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.
Online Map Services
ESRI REST map services are available via ArcGIS Online at this address: https://nntt.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=2698667a86e54550b732174a71c3bc57
NNTT data and map services are also accessible via the NNTT's Open Data service:
https://data-nntt.opendata.arcgis.com/
These services are the same services you'll see in Native Title Vision, and can be used in your own web maps and apps. The coordinate system is Web Mercator EPSG 3857. Note that some complex features may be simplified - please use data downloads if you need the most detailed data.
Data downloaded via Open Data has a number of useful options and can be filtered to a specific feature or features. Data downloaded via Open Data is available in a number of different formats including Excel.
Please contact: geoservices@nntt.gov.au for assistance with OGC map and feature services.
Geospatial Corporate Data Model
The Geospatial corporate data model contains a brief data and dictionary definition for each geospatial dataset:
Geospatial data contributes to the maintenance of Registers, by assisting with visualising and searching applications, determinations and agreements which are on the Registers.
Spatial records are held for ‘active’ application/agreement. Once an application/agreement becomes non-active (i.e. dismissed or withdrawn) the record is removed.