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DLRM Spatial Data FTP Links List of links to download free spatial data bundles For further details about the data and information that is managed by this department, view the 2016 Product Catalogue (download via the Northern Territory Library). Introduction Spatial data bundles are available for free download from the FTP (file transfer protocol) server. Users can search for data by browsing the server or by using direct download links provided in this document. Each zipped bundle contains spatial data in an ESRI format (GDB and shapefiles), auxiliary data where relevant (for example LUT tables), metadata link, and available maps and reports in a pdf format. To access the FTP server directly: Address https://ftp-dlrm.nt.gov.au/ Account dlrmguest Password darwin Do not use “Remember me” option if you are on shared or public computer. Free data is stored in the folder outgoing / FREE_DLRM_DATA Files are named using the following conventions: Survey group prefix eg: LandSystems, LandUnits Survey ID 4-5 character survey code Survey scale eg: 15 = data scale 1:15 000 250 = data scale 1:250 000 We recommend that users download Northern Territory survey boundary compilations (survey extents) of natural resource datasets to review available information. There are 3 NT compilations; relating to LAND, VEGETATION and WATER resource surveys. Each boundary polygon contains 18 attributes describing a resource survey dataset and includes web links to the survey metadata, reports and download zip files. The compilation datasets are updated when a new dataset is completed or an existing dataset is amended. These NT compilations can be downloaded via links in the OVERVIEW section in this document. For any additional information, or to report problems with the FTP server, please contact: Data Request Officer, Spatial Data and Mapping (SDM) Unit Department of Environment and Natural Resources Email: [email protected] Web: Environment data requests Page 1 Updated: 18 April 2017 Data license Data supplied by this department is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Please read this license. Data, and all derivatives, must be attributed with this statement: Data supplied by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources © Northern Territory of Australia What’s new! To locate new or updated survey information, open a folder group in the FTP server and sort by Date modify. The weblink will remain the same if an existing file has been updated. List of download links Folder Zip file name Description Download OVERVIEW NT compilation of boundaries FREE_DLRM_ (extents) of available LAND survey Boundaries_LAND.zip LINK DATA datasets including land units, systems and soils. NT compilation of boundaries FREE_DLRM_ Boundaries_VEG.zip (extents) of available VEGETATION LINK DATA surveys. NT compilation of boundaries FREE_DLRM_ Boundaries_WATER.zip (extents) of available WATER survey LINK DATA datasets. BIODIVERSITY BIODIVERSITY SpeciesAtlas_Fauna.zip Fauna records LINK BIODIVERSITY SpeciesAtlas_Flora.zip Flora records LINK BIODIVERSITY SpeciesAtlas_SitesBotanical_Sig.zip Sites of Botanical Significance LINK BIODIVERSITY SpeciesAtlas_SitesConservation_Sig.zip Sites of Conservation Significance LINK LAND Land systems Land Systems of Adelaide-Alligator LAND LandSystems_adall_250.zip LINK Area LAND LandSystems_ailer_250.zip Land Systems of Aileron Station LINK LAND LandSystems_alcot_250.zip Land Systems of Alcoota Station LINK LAND LandSystems_alics_1M.zip Lands of the Alice Springs Area LINK LAND LandSystems_allam_250.zip Land Systems of Allambi Station LINK LAND LandSystems_allig_250.zip Land Systems Alligator Rivers Area LINK Page 2 Updated: 18 April 2017 Folder Zip file name Description Download LAND LandSystems_ambur_250.zip Land Systems Amburla Station LINK LAND LandSystems_arnhm_250.zip Land Systems of Arnhem Land LINK LAND LandSystems_barky_1M.zip Land Systems of Barkly Region LINK Land Units Upper Todd Catchment LAND LandSystems_bonds_250.zip LINK (Bond Springs Station) LAND LandSystems_bushy_250.zip Land Systems Bushy Park Station LINK Land Resources of Cobourg LAND LandSystems_cobou_250.zip LINK Peninsula LAND LandSystems_conis_250.zip Land Systems Coniston Station LINK LAND LandSystems_darwl_250.zip Land Systems Darwin Region LINK LAND LandSystems_deepw_250.zip Land Systems Deep Well Station LINK LAND LandSystems_derwe_250.zip Land Systems Derwent Station LINK LAND LandSystems_dneip_250.zip Land Systems Dneiper Station LINK LAND LandSystems_erldu_250.zip Land Systems Erldunda Station LINK Land Systems Eva Valley and LAND LandSystems_evast_250.zip LINK surrounds Land Systems Gimbat and LAND LandSystems_gimba_250.zip LINK Goodparla, CSIRO LAND LandSystems_gulf_250.zip Land Systems Southern Gulf LINK Land Systems Hamilton Downs LAND LandSystems_hamil_250.zip LINK Station LAND LandSystems_henbr_250.zip Land Systems Henbury Station LINK LAND LandSystems_hucki_250.zip Sand Systems Huckitta Station LINK LAND LandSystems_jervo_250.zip Land Systems Jervois Station LINK LAND LandSystems_jinka_250.zip Land Systems Jinka Station LINK LAND LandSystems_kathg_250.zip Land Systems Katherine Gorge LINK Land Systems Katherine Darwin LAND LandSystems_kthdw_1M.zip LINK Region LAND LandSystems_kulge_250.zip Land Systems Kulgera Station LINK LAND LandSystems_lills_250.zip Land Systems Lilla Creek Station LINK LAND LandSystems_lynls_250.zip Land Systems Lyndavale Station LINK LAND LandSystems_maryv_250.zip Land Systems Maryvale Station LINK Land Systems of Western Half of LAND LandSystems_melis_250.zip LINK Melville Island LAND LandSystems_milpk_250.zip Land Systems Milton Park Station LINK LAND LandSystems_mtcav_250.zip Land Systems Mt Cavenagh Station LINK Page 3 Updated: 18 April 2017 Folder Zip file name Description Download LAND LandSystems_mtden_250.zip Land Systems Mt Denison Station LINK LAND LandSystems_mtebe_250.zip Land Systems Mt Ebenezer Station LINK LAND LandSystems_mtrid_250.zip Land Systems Mt Riddock Station LINK LAND LandSystems_nappe_250.zip Land Systems Napperby Station LINK LAND LandSystems_narwi_250.zip Land Systems Narwietooma Station LINK LAND LandSystems_north_250.zip Land Systems of Northern Part of NT LINK LAND LandSystems_ntls_1M.zip Northern Territory Land Systems LINK LAND LandSystems_numer_250.zip Land Systems Numery Station LINK Land Systems Old MacDonald Downs LAND LandSystems_oldmd_250.zip LINK Station LAND LandSystems_ordri_100.zip Land Systems Ord River Catchment LINK LAND LandSystems_ordvc_1M.zip Land Systems Ord-Victoria Area LINK LAND LandSystems_owsp_250.zip Land Systems Owen Springs Station LINK LAND LandSystems_palme_250.zip Land Systems Palmer River Station LINK LAND LandSystems_pinls_250.zip Land Systems Pine Hill Station LINK LAND LandSystems_pk_250.zip Land Systems Port Keats Area LINK LAND LandSystems_ringw_250.zip Land Systems Ringwood Station LINK Land Systems Roper River LAND LandSystems_roper_250.zip LINK Catchment Land Systems South Alice Springs LAND LandSystems_salic_250.zip LINK District LAND LandSystems_south_1M.zip Land Systems of Southern Part of NT LINK LAND LandSystems_sturt_250.zip Land Systems Sturt Plateau LINK LAND LandSystems_suple_250.zip Land Systems Suple Jack Station LINK LAND LandSystems_tanam_250.zip Land Systems Tanami Downs Station LINK LAND LandSystems_tipry_250.zip Lands of the Tipperary Area, CSIRO LINK Land Systems Tobermorey-Hay River LAND LandSystems_tober_250.zip LINK Area LAND LandSystems_toddc_100.zip Land Systems Todd River Catchment LINK LAND LandSystems_toddr_250.zip Land Systems Todd River Station LINK LAND LandSystems_umbls_250.zip Land Systems Umbeara Station LINK LAND LandSystems_undoo_250.zip Land Systems Undoolya Station LINK LAND LandSystems_waite_250.zip Land Systems Waite River Station LINK Land Systems Willeroo-Dry River LAND LandSystems_wdr_250.zip LINK Area Page 4 Updated: 18 April 2017 Folder Zip file name Description Download Land Systems Central Mount Wedge LAND LandSystems_wedge_250.zip LINK Station LAND LandSystems_woodg_250.zip Land Systems Woodgreen Station LINK LAND LandSystems_yamba_250.zip Land Systems Yamba Station LINK Land units LAND LandUnits_adelr_15.zip Land Units Adelaide River Township LINK LAND LandUnits_adma_25.zip Land Units Douglas-Daly ADMA Area LINK LAND LandUnits_alice_25.zip Land Units Alice Springs LINK LAND LandUnits_alicu_25.zip Land Units Ali Curung LINK LAND LandUnits_alroy_100.zip Land Units Alroy Downs Station LINK LAND LandUnits_ambur_100.zip Land Units Amburla LINK LAND LandUnits_andad_100.zip Land Units Andado LINK LAND LandUnits_annab_25.zip Land Units Annaburroo Station LINK LAND LandUnits_annit_100.zip Land Units Annitowa LINK LAND LandUnits_argad_100.zip Land Units Argadargada LINK LAND LandUnits_batch_25.zip Land Units Batchelor Township LINK Land Units of South East Bathurst LAND LandUnits_bathi_50.zip LINK Island Land Units Upper Todd Catchment LAND LandUnits_bonds_15.zip LINK (Bond Springs Station) LAND LandUnits_borro_16.zip Land Units Borroloola Township LINK LAND LandUnits_brune_100.zip Land Units Brunette Downs LINK Land Units Connels Lagoon LAND LandUnits_conne_8.zip LINK Conservation Reserve LAND LandUnits_coomp_25.zip Land Resources Coomalie Creek Area LINK Land Resources Coastal Plains - LAND LandUnits_cphd_50.zip LINK Humpty Doo Land Resources Coastal Plains - Mary LAND LandUnits_cpmary_50.zip LINK River Land Resources Coastal Plains - Mt LAND LandUnits_cpmtb_50.zip LINK Bundey LAND LandUnits_curti_100.zip Land Units Curtin Springs LINK Land Units Daly River Agricultural
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