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1:250,000 AUSTopo Australian Digital Topographic Map Series Index

Geoscience Australia
Butrovski, D.
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The 1:250,000 AUSTopo Map Series Index underpins the new 1:250,000 AUSTopo Australian Digital Topographic Map Series (published from 2023). The index drives the online 1:250,000 topographic index dashboard and accompanying web service. Within this index, each of the 516 map sheets that comprehensively cover Australia is presented as an individual tile. The dataset contains value-add attributes, including map title, tile number, the latitude and longitude of the maps sheets, and year/s published. The index also features direct download links to the maps.

This index exists alongside the previous 1:250,000 map series index, which served as the framework for map editions published between 1995 to 2012.

Available in ESRI Shapefile and GDB.

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Maintenance and Update Frequency: asNeeded
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This 1:250,000 AUSTopo Map Series Index is a redesigned index based on the Geodata Series3 ‘Geodata Index’. Fields and attributes have been added and/or updated to support dynamic elements used in the ESRI ArcGIS Pro map series that informs the 1:250,000 AUSTopo Australian Digital Topographic Map Series. Due to the layout redesign and A1 page size constraint, some individual map tiles have had the extents edited, e.g removal of insets. This ArcGIS Pro map series process does not require the use of the old ‘Map Index’ that included bleed edges.

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To provide spatial information which underpins the 1:250,000 AUSTopo Map Series (published from 2023).

Created: 04 08 2023

Issued: 11 09 2023

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text: westlimit=112.00; southlimit=-44.00; eastlimit=154.00; northlimit=-9.00; projection=Geocentric Datum of Australia 2020 / geodetic (EPSG: 1168)

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250k | 250k topographic | Australia | EARTH SCIENCES | Map Index | Mapping | Published_External | geoscientificInformation | topography |

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