How many drainage basins are there in australia

Includes natural and man-made features such as watercourses and canals. Includes natural and man-made features such as reservoirs, lakes and farm dams. Includes natural and man-made features such as waterholes, waterfalls and farm dams.

Geofabric V2 data from Geofabric FTP site Surface hydrology product suite in national coverage available in zipped format. Catchment Data National Catchment Boundaries v1. Objectives of the council were to enhance the long-term management of the water industry and water resources for the benefit of the community and to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the water industry and the services it provided.

This information is maintained as a spatial layer by GeoScience Australia. The history of the layer is that Australia's River Basins is the result of a joint State, Territory and Commonwealth Government project to create a national spatial database of major hydrological basins.

Australia is divided into drainage divisions which are sub-divided into water regions which are in-turn sub-divided into river basins. Data for basin boundaries have been captured by relevant State and Territory authorities from and scale source material.

Geoscience Australia Australia's River Basins Bioregional Assessment Source Dataset. Dataset History Data for basin boundaries have been captured by relevant State and Territory authorities from and scale source material. Explore More information Go to resource. Bioregional Assessment Program bioregionalassessments environment.