Dataset Number | 668 |
Dataset Title | South Australian Government Regions |
Custodian | Data Authority: Department for Housing and Urban Development Data Provider: Department for Housing and Urban Development
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Description
Description | South Australian Government Regions facilitate the planning, monitoring and service delivery of government functions. The new regions align to whole Local Government boundaries, with only one exception out of 68 Councils, with the separation of Enfield from within the Port Adelaide Enfield Council.
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Usage | The adoption of uniform South Australian Government Regions directly supports the ability to provide regionalised targets within the South Australian Strategic Plan (SASP) (Target 5.7). The use of uniform regions promotes improved collaboration, planning and greater consistency through Local and State government agencies, by focusing on regional infrastructure planning (T1.16, T5.11), resourcing and reporting on SASP targets. The provision of uniform regions across all Departments provides a basis for improving public sector productivity (T1.18) and timely and transparent decision-making (T1.19). The implementation of the South Australian Government Regions will enable the State Government to improve the usage of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) investment in data collection, five-yearly census and annual reporting.
Note that the regions extent past the coastline and cover SA coastal waters.
Based upon the 18 October 2010 Cabinet decision, ongoing management of the SAGR will be undertaken by the Department of Premier and Cabinet. The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure will retain responsibility for technical and spatial support. |
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Data Quality
Lineage | South Australian Government Regions has generally been derived from local government boundaries NRM and ABS statistical subdivision boundaries. The seaward extent aligns with the limit of Coastal Waters (3 nautical miles) as defined by Geoscience Australia. |
Completeness | This dataset is 100% complete |
Positional Accuracy | Local Government Areas were acquired with reference to Digital Cadastral DataBase (DCDB) themes. Consequently, the positional accuracy of the Local Government Areas are dependent upon the scale of the source mapping and the manual digitising process used to capture the cadastre. |
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Geographic Extent
Extent Name | South Australia |
Min Easting or Longitude | 129 |
Min Northing or Latitude | -38.25 |
Max Easting or Longitude | 141 |
Max Northing or Latitude | -26 |
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Dataset Status
Initially Acquired | 17-JAN-2007 |
Last Updated | 13-FEB-2014 |
Update Frequency | As required |
Maintenance Method | If required - digitising using updated existing donor datasets (see data quality) |
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AusGOAL | CC BY (Attribution) |
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