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Australia

A local Australian geography candidate joining the ASGS administrative spine to area-depth-aligned place and urban sidechains.

AUS Release 0.1.0 Unpublished Local Candidate

What this country release covers

One maintained release connects persistent place identity, display-ready map geometry, and exact query representations without treating them as interchangeable files.

Identities450,028
Identity versions0
Aliases0
Relationships432,875
Reference families9
Identities with shapes0

Release architecture

Canonical country release australia_reference_graph_0_1_0_candidate
local_candidate bucket

Processed reference graph

Cloud and local identity, alias, hierarchy, and cross-reference queries.

29.6 KB source bytes · 6 artifacts
local_candidate bucket

Simplified display geometry

Interactive app and map display; not authoritative for exact containment.

938 MB source bytes · 1 artifacts
local_candidate bucket

Exact query geometry

Precise boundary retrieval, measurement, and containment.

- source bytes · artifacts
local_candidate bucket

Exact predicate representation

Memory-bounded local point lookup and containment execution.

- source bytes · artifacts

Administrative hierarchy

Admin Country
Admin 1State or territory
Admin 2Statistical Area Level 4
Admin 3Statistical Area Level 3
Admin 4Statistical Area Level 2
Admin 5Statistical Area Level 1
Admin 6Mesh Block

Available geography families

A family is a recurring kind of geographic reference system. Only the selected complete hierarchy is the administrative spine; postal, electoral, health, watershed, and other systems remain independently versioned sidechains connected to it.

Graph Admitted

Administrative spine

The one selected country hierarchy whose levels tile, nest, and cover their declared extent.

Examples: states, provinces, counties, municipalities, census units
Graph Admitted

Cities, places, and municipalities

Authority-defined cities, towns, municipalities, settlements, and other place systems, including their boundaries when they sit outside the selected administrative spine.

Examples: cities, towns, municipalities, incorporated and census-designated places
Graph Admitted

Urban and metro areas

Urbanized, metropolitan, commuting, and functional settlement regions maintained beside the administrative spine.

Examples: metro areas, urban areas, commuting zones

Local download packages

The first release uses three standalone ZIP recipes so their real compressed sizes and installation behavior can be measured. A package appears as downloadable only after artifact and public-reachability QA passes.

local

Australia Local Reference Candidate

Local reference-graph indexes and the ASGS display spine; not a promoted download.

australia-reference-local
938 MB estimated source payloadPackaging and QA in progress

Release QA

  • The adopted local spine has complete parent closure through Admin 1-6.
  • Suburbs and Localities and Urban Centres and Localities use the pinned country area-depth profile.
  • Sidechain overlap remains relationship evidence rather than administrative parentage.
  • The reference graph is local and unpublished.

Source authorities

Australian Bureau of Statistics