PSMA - CadLite - Strata Records (Point) August 2020

This layer presents the location of Strata/Group Cadastral records within Australia. CadLite is a seamless national cadastral database of Australia's land parcels. The data is from the August 2020 release of CadLite.

With different legislation used to manage parcels in each jurisdiction, there is a variation in the way strata/group parcels are respectively recorded. The spatial representation differs from using point or polygon representations to having no spatial representation at all. Presently PSMA Australia uses a point (largely to simplify the data) for the spatial representation of these parcels but investigations are ongoing to provide a more detailed polygon representation which will need an accompanying update to the CadLite data model.

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Note: On 1 October 2020, PSMA Australia Limited began trading as Geoscape Australia.

Cadlite is designed to meet the needs of organisations that require a graphical representation of land parcel boundaries on a broad scale, to integrate with other data in servicing their business needs. This graphical index of digital cadastre or registered land parcels can be used to reference other geographic and land administrative data available from respective jurisdictions. The Property theme of CadLite provides a national dataset that identifies the three relationships that exist between a property and a cadastral parcel. These are:where one cadastral parcel is equal to one propertywhere many cadastral parcels make up one propertywhere one cadastral parcel contains many properties.CadLite incorporates Local Government Area (LGA) boundaries from the Administrative Boundaries dataset. The common geometric base allows users to apply the spatial data to the full extent of coverage. This common infrastructure facilitates data integration with supplementary data supplied in the future.

AURIN has merged the State/Territory based shapefiles into a national dataset, and has joined attributes from complementary textual attribute tables.