Key resource areas - Queensland series

Brief description

These datasets represent key resource areas (KRA) across Queensland and their related components. These areas have been identified as containing important extractive resources of state or regional significance worthy of protection for existing or future use. Refer to individual abstracts for more information.

Full description

Key resource areas - Queensland series - REST Service - For use in desktop and web applications capable of connecting to ArcGIS REST map service endpoints.
Key resource areas - Queensland series - WMS Service - For use in desktop and web applications capable of connecting to Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) web map service endpoints. Some clients append request parameters for the service capabilities file so depending on your client in use you may have to remove the parameters when copying the url below.
Key resource areas - Queensland series metadata record - Full ISO 19115 metadata record
Key resource areas - haulage corridor - Queensland - This dataset describes the haulage corridors for key resource areas (KRA) 46 and 63. KRA 46 - Narangba: Future transport route identified by Cabinet decision in 2002 to provide for long-term haulage needs from the resource area.KRA 63 - Carbrook-Eagleby: An underwater slurry pipeline through Logan River connecting Carbrook and Eagleby sites.
Key resource areas - resource processing area - Queensland - Key resource areas (KRA), resource processing area describes the extent of the extractive resource and any existing or future processing operations.
Key resource areas - separation area - Queensland - This dataset describes an area surrounding the key resource/processing area (KRA), needed to maintain separation of people from undesirable levels of noise, dust, ground vibration or air blast overpressure that may be produced as residual impacts from existing or future extraction or processing of the extractive resource.
Key resource areas - transport route - Queensland - The transport route for a Key Resource Area (KRA), means a road or rail link from the boundary of the resource/processing area for a KRA to a major road or railway that is used to transport extracted resources to markets.
Key resource areas - transport route separation area - Queensland - Transport route separation area for a KRA, means the area, measured 100 metres from the centre line of the transport route for a KRA, needed to maintain separation of people from undesirable levels of noise, dust and ground vibration produced as residual impacts from the transportation of extractive resources.