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[sarren]

I'm failing at teh internets. You know, for a change.

How do I get a map of Perth's water systems, um rivers, dams, aquifers etc?

Please.

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[psycho-tabby.livejournal.com]

I would think Department of Water or Department of Planning and Infrastructure (DPI), I'm not sure it would just be freely available.

There is a program called TenGraph that is used for viewing tenements but shows many other DPI layers that you may be able to use, there is an online version that I think you can get here (http://www.doir.wa.gov.au/aboutus/FC0D43DC45B946FFAFA544EF610B0D27.asp#22859) but you will have to register.

How urgent is it? I can try getting you a map at work tomorrow if you like. I'm not sure if it will have the detail you require though, this system is mainly used for mining info

Awesome, thank you.

[sarren.livejournal.com]

Hey thanks! I'm coming over your way on Friday for lunch with Boo (and possibly you? already.

It's actually for Dfly, she's already tried at least one of those.

Re: Awesome, thank you.

[psycho-tabby.livejournal.com]

What sort of actual info does she need, what is it needed for? We have a few different mapping systems

Re: Awesome, thank you.

[dragonfly8.livejournal.com]

I need if for 8year olds to follow the water cycle. where water comes down-land/rivers/etc- and the path it might take i.e. follow rivers to lakes/sea or into the groundwater system. i am doing 'natural water systems'

Sarren said she will be in your bldg on Friday and she can pick up if you find anything. Thanks for your help PT.