This service provides access to cadastral and topographic information, satellite data and aerial photography for New South Wales. Developed by NSW Land & Property Information.

The SIX Maps viewer provides access to a range of NSW primary spatial data through an intuitive public interface. Products for viewing on this site include Cadastral, Topographic, Imagery, Place Names and Addressing data.

This service provides access to the Survey Control Information Management System (SCIMS) for New South Wales. Developed by NSW Land & Property Information.

The Spatial Services Imagery Capture Program has also captured more recent aerial imagery over NSW. This imagery can be viewed as a basemap on Six Maps or the Spatial Collaboration Portal. Georeferenced and orthorectified photographs. To use imagery in a GIS, it is necessary to georeference or orthorectify the imagery.

SIX Maps is free to view, and users can display whole of NSW imagery and base map data which includes NSW address and property administrative boundaries; Lot, Deposited Plan (DP), Strata Plan (SP) and Local Government Areas (LGA).

SIX Maps is a service that allows users to view and download maps and spatial data from NSW government agencies.

SIX Maps is scheduled to be retired in 2025, marking the transition to the Spatial Digital Twin Explorer (SDT Explorer). Currently in beta, SDT Explorer combines the capabilities of the NSW Digital Twin Visualisation Service and SIX Maps, providing a unified platform for a …

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The NSW Spatial Collaboration Portal provides access to a range of NSW primary spatial data. It includes the SIX Maps Viewer (Cadastral, Topographic, Imagery, Place Names and Addressing data) and the Historical Imagery Viewer which contains imagery dating back to the 1930s.

2020年5月30日 · The normal maps.six.nsw.gov.au site works great. There you can configure one of the base maps to be the current topo maps, as well as overlay important information such as ‘lot boundaries’ which can be useful when exploring areas near private property.