Dataset collections

National Heritage Board (NHB) open geospatial data marks historic sites commemorated with blue plaques or heritage markers across Singapore. Historic Sites (GEOJSON) and Historic Sites (KML) help educators and tourism planners map interpreted heritage locations even when original buildings no longer stand. Unlike gazetted national monuments, many marked sites are not legally protected structures. NHB publishes the layer on an ad-hoc cadence for public heritage awareness.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) counts pedestrian overhead bridges, underpasses, footbridges, and covered linkways maintained across Singapore. The annual CSV from 1994 through 2017 supports walkability and barrier-free access planning for ageing populations. Transport engineers can relate facility growth to new town development and MRT expansion over decades. The Pedestrian Facilities dataset complements LTA’s broader active mobility statistics on data.gov.sg.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) historical telecom statistics for Singapore dial-up internet subscriptions. The Total Internet Dial Up monthly series documents paid and formerly free dial-up penetration from the late 1990s through 2019, reflecting market liberalisation and the phase-out of free access. Researchers studying Singapore’s digital adoption path, legacy access technologies, and regulatory transitions will find a continuous monthly CSV suitable for time-series charts. Subscription counts are rounded as noted in the official description.

URA publishes geospatial amendments to Master Plan 2014 rail station name annotations across Singapore’s MRT and LRT networks. The Amendment to MP2014 Rail Station Text collection includes matching KML and GEOJSON files for cartographic labelling on statutory maps. Transit planners and GIS teams can sync station text layers with updated MP2014 sheets. Ad-hoc releases reflect URA’s practice of issuing plan annotation corrections separately from base linework.

LTA geospatial open data locates traffic signal aspects—ground-mounted heads, overhead arrays, green filter arrows, beacons, and related hardware—across Singapore’s road network. GEOJSON and KML layers help transport engineers audit junction control inventory and support smart-mobility prototypes. Researchers modelling visibility or accessibility at crossings can join aspect points with junction geometry. The ad-hoc release documents physical signal assets rather than live signal timing.

Ministry of Law publishes a chronological list of bankruptcy orders in Singapore identified by bankruptcy number. The annual CSV spanning 1933 through 2015 supports legal researchers studying insolvency trends and creditor regimes over long horizons. Analysts can join bankruptcy numbers with court and registry metadata where available. The collection anchors open insolvency transparency alongside other Ministry of Law collections on data.gov.sg.

ICA vital statistics covering crude birth, death, and natural increase rates for Singapore by ethnic group from 1971 onward. The member dataset Crude Birth, Death & Natural Increase rates by Ethnic Group from 1971 Onwards supports long-run demographic analysis of how fertility and mortality shape population momentum across Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other communities. Policy researchers and educators use these annual rates alongside census and migration data on data.gov.sg. Figures derive from registered events in the Report on Registration of Births and Deaths.

URA open data shows indicative locations of parking lots managed by the Urban Redevelopment Authority across Singapore. URA Parking Lot geospatial files are available in GEOJSON and KML on a quarterly refresh cycle. Drivers, mobility researchers, and urban analysts can map URA-managed parking typologies against CBD and civic districts. The collection supports spatial discovery of public parking assets tied to URA operations.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) Sample Household Survey results in this collection describe how HDB resident populations relate to owners or registered tenants. The CSV Role and Relationship of HDB Resident Population with Owner or Registered Tenant supports housing sociology research for SHS waves from 2013 through 2018. Figures cover citizens and permanent residents in public housing, including owners, co-owners, rental tenants, and occupiers. Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding per official notes.

Public Transport Council (PTC) documents fares for feeder bus services in Singapore’s public bus network. The annual CSV reflects tariff schedules effective for the catalogued 2022–2023 coverage window, with dataset titles referencing later effective dates for forward fare tables. Commuters and researchers can compare feeder pricing with trunk and rail fares during fare review cycles. The collection supports open accountability for regulated bus fare structures on data.gov.sg.

PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, shares open data on flood-monitoring CCTVs that the public can view online. The collection includes a PUB CCTV spreadsheet and a PUBCCTV KML layer locating camera sites around Singapore’s drainage network. Residents and researchers studying urban flood preparedness can map where live feeds support situational awareness during heavy rain. Annual catalog updates help apps surface PUB’s public camera inventory.

MOE publishes pre-university enrolment in Singapore junior colleges, centralised institutes, and pre-U centres by course and level from 1980 to 2021. The CSV reflects MOE’s 2006 broad-based JC policy requiring students to take subjects outside their specialization stream. Education researchers can track arts versus science course uptake and level mix over decades. The single dataset anchors the wider schools and enrolment collections on data.gov.sg.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) publishes deaths broken down by age group, marital status, and gender in Singapore. Figures appear in the annual Report on Registration of Births and Deaths covering 2019 through 2021 in this CSV release. Demographers and public health analysts can study mortality patterns alongside ICA birth and population tables on data.gov.sg. The collection supports longitudinal vital statistics research without accessing restricted registry microdata.

Ministry of Health cancer surveillance for Singapore residents, highlighting the five most common cancer types by gender. The Top 5 Leading Cancers by Gender dataset summarises ranking patterns for men and women over the published reference years, helping public health analysts prioritise screening programmes and awareness campaigns. Journalists and NGOs use the tables to contextualise disease burden without accessing restricted clinical registries. Pair with other MOH mortality and healthcare utilisation collections on data.gov.sg for fuller pictures.

URA distributes amendment layers for Master Plan 2019 land-use polygons describing indicative zoning across Singapore. Member datasets provide Amendment to Master Plan 2019 Land Use layer in GEOJSON and KML for planners comparing proposed zoning changes. Developers and researchers overlay the polygons on building or transport layers when reviewing plan updates. URA directs users to ura.gov.sg for the authoritative latest Master Plan publication.

Energy Market Authority (EMA) statistics in this collection report total final energy consumption for Singapore's economy. The CSV Total Final Energy Consumption, 2009 to 2019 supports energy planning and emissions footprint studies using annual official aggregates. Analysts tracking sectoral decarbonisation can extend models with EMA's published final-use totals rather than primary supply alone. Coverage spans 2009 through 2019 as stated in the dataset title.

HDB counts housing grants awarded to Singapore households by grant type from 2010–11 through 2021–22, covering CPF housing grants, AHG, SHG, PHG, and later the Enhanced CPF Housing Grant (EHG). Footnotes explain overlapping eligibility, PHG implementation in 2015, and EHG replacing AHG/SHG in 2019. Policy analysts can reconstruct how affordability support shifted across schemes. Negative values in some rows reflect recoveries exceeding gross DBSS grant awards.

Housing & Development Board (HDB) maps proposed Lift Upgrading Programme (LUP) projects and sites under construction across Singapore’s public housing estates. Quarterly GEOJSON and KML updates help residents track lift installation progress in older blocks without direct lift access. Urban planners and accessibility advocates can overlay LUP status with ageing estate demographics. The spatial collection complements tabular HDB upgrading statistics on data.gov.sg.

Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) publishes annual postal statistics on mail volume handled by type in Singapore. The Volume of Mail Handled by Type, Annual CSV covers ordinary and registered mail from 2003 through 2015, reflecting the shift after June 2009 to aggregated operator statistics beyond SingPost alone. Telecom and logistics researchers can study long-run letter-mail trends and vendor-network changes noted in the metadata. The collection documents Singapore’s postal market structure evolution in open tabular form.

HDB geospatial data maps public housing projects currently under construction using site boundaries from layout-of-site plans. GEOJSON and KML HDB Public Housing Building Under-Construction datasets help residents and analysts see upcoming BTO and similar estates quarterly. The layer excludes DBSS, Executive Condominiums, and other non-standard HDB development types noted officially. Boundaries are indicative construction sites rather than completed block footprints.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) reports annual motorcycle populations in Singapore broken down by make, including scooters. Counts encompass road-tax-exempt and COE-exempt motorcycles registered on the vehicle registry from 2005 through 2017. Transport analysts can study brand competition and fleet composition in the two-wheeler market. The CSV supports motorisation research alongside LTA’s other vehicle population statistics on data.gov.sg.

Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) national statistics on total research and development expenditure in Singapore. The Total Research and Development Expenditure, Annual CSV compiles economy-wide R&D spending suitable for benchmarking innovation investment against GDP and sector plans. Note the catalogue’s brief official description does not elaborate methodology; users should read dataset documentation and related STI publications when interpreting year-to-year changes. Valuable for economists, universities, and industry analysts tracking Singapore’s knowledge economy.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) provides annual CSV data on inward non-containerised consignments cleared at Singapore checkpoints from 2004 onward. The member dataset supports trade-flow analysis for break-bulk and non-container cargo entering through land and sea checkpoints. Customs researchers modelling checkpoint throughput can chart year-on-year volumes through 2021 in the catalog coverage. The collection complements ICA’s wider import clearance statistics on data.gov.sg.

ICA open data tracks the yearly number of overstayers arrested in Singapore from 2011 onwards in a single CSV release. Analysts studying immigration enforcement intensity can compare annual arrest counts within the 2011–2021 coverage window published in the catalog. The Number of Overstayers arrested from 2011 onwards dataset offers a straightforward time series for policy briefs and newsroom charts. Annual refresh frequency aligns with other ICA enforcement summary tables.