I had a look at the Vicnames database which is about as official as it gets
regarding registered geographic names in Victoria. According to Vicnames both
stations were registered on 2 May 1966 as the one-word versions: Ferntree Gully
and Upper Ferntree Gully.
While I am loath to dispute the acc
Should these keys be "attribution" instead of "attributation"?
Alex.
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Someone had placed a POI in north western Tasmania for the Hampshire
district, but with k=place,v=country, so it was showing up as a
country label. I changed it to a hamlet for now.
> Date: Tue, 18 May 2010 11:40:01 +1000
> From: Liz
> Subject: [talk-au] vandalism?
> To: talk-au@openstreetmap.org
The SA national park boundaries (and assets) were released under a
CC-BY licence here: http://data.australia.gov.au/589
May be better to use that file rather than the one from
http://www.naturemaps.sa.gov.au/ as they may be different data and the
licence is OK on the Data Australia one.
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National and state park boundaries for Victoria (from the Department
of Sustainability and Environment's Vicmap Lite package) were released
under a CC - Attribution 2.5 Australia licence earlier this year. You
can download the polygon data as a KMZ file here:
http://www.data.vic.gov.au/raw_data/vi
Very disappointing... I was browsing the http://data.vic.gov.au
website yesterday and noticed that Metlink and the Department of
Transport had released two datasets: the TransNET database of routes,
stops and timetables, and a file of bus, tram and train stops. The
TransNET file was under the DoT'
I wondered this myself, and I haven't got a definitive answer, but
seeing the locality boundary data was derived from the Australian
Bureau of Statistics, I spent some time on the ABS website to try and
work it out.
Under the Australian Standard Geographic Classification (AGCS), a
locality can be
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