Neighbourhood - a module of BuyersagentsOS
The flood maps, drawn over the house.
Flood planning areas, overland flow, and past flood extents where the council publishes them.
Neighbourhood · Coorparoo
Layers0 on
Flood 1974
Flood 2011
Flood 2022
What it does
What the council and the state publish, on one map.
- Turn on the flood layer and the council's flood maps are drawn over satellite imagery of the street, with the state's estimate in Queensland where a council has none.
- In Brisbane, the flood planning area, overland flow and the 1974, 2011 and 2022 flood extents, each its own switch.
- Click a house and the Flood section answers for that lot.
- A blank map is never read as clear. Where a map has nothing, the screen says so.
- Every publisher is named under the map.
- It reads government data, so it needs no Cotality login.
What each map shows depends on what the state and the council publish for that address.
What it connects to
- Due DiligenceWhen the flood map raises a question, the due-diligence report collects the registers for the address into one document.
- ReportsThe same planning maps read across a whole suburb, as a report with every source named.
- PropertiesOpen a property you hold and its address is one search away on the map.
The module it belongs to
Flood is part of Neighbourhood
The planning maps, one house at a time.
Every planning map over the house, and one click for the lot.
Neighbourhood comes with BuyersagentsOS. Lot lines, zoning, flood, bushfire, heritage and school catchments over satellite imagery, from what each state and council publishes.
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