4,602 datasets found
Land Transport Authority GeoJSON of parking standards zones used to set how many parking spaces developments in Singapore must provide. Architects, developers, and transport planners overlay zonal parking requirements with land-use and development proposals. Updated coverage begins July 2025.
Land Transport Authority GeoJSON of guardrail structures across Singapore's road network. Guardrails are raised metallic structures spanning carriageways or running along roads to protect or support signage, structures such as pedestrian overhead bridges, and electronic equipment like ERP and EMAS. Transport planners, road engineers, and GIS developers map guardrail locations and overlay them with road, signage, and infrastructure layers.
Housing & Development Board CSV register of public housing blocks with street, completion year, floor counts, and residential or commercial use flags from 1937 onward. Planners and analysts map Singapore’s HDB stock; postal codes require separate SingPost enquiry.
Nanyang Polytechnic CSV from 2013 through 2026 on full-time student intake by academic year, semester, school, JAE course code, course name, and gender. Education planners track diploma enrolment trends and gender mix across schools at this Singapore polytechnic.
Nanyang Polytechnic CSV enrolment counts for full-time students by academic year, semester, school, course, and gender from 2013 to 2026. Education planners track polytechnic intake trends and course demand in Singapore.
Consolidated calendar of public holidays in Singapore from 2020 through 2027 with dates, weekdays, and holiday names, published by the Ministry of Manpower in CSV. Updated annually around Q3 when new holiday datasets release; covers major festivals including Chinese New Year, Hari Raya, Deepavali, and National Day for long-range planning.
Ministry of Manpower CSV listing Singapore’s public holidays for 2020 with date, day of week, and holiday name. HR teams, schools, and calendar apps schedule leave and operations around the year’s gazetted holidays.
Ministry of Manpower CSV list of Singapore public holidays for calendar year 2022, with date, day of week, and holiday name. HR teams and calendaring apps use the official schedule for leave planning and payroll.
Calendar of public holidays in Singapore for 2023 with dates, weekdays, and holiday names, published by the Ministry of Manpower in CSV. Employers, HR teams, and residents use it for leave planning, payroll scheduling, and annual holiday reference alongside other MOM holiday releases.
Ministry of Manpower CSV enumerating public holidays in Singapore for 2024 with date, weekday, and holiday labels. Employers reference the file for leave planning and payroll treatment across the calendar year.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative locations of parking lots managed by URA across Singapore. Motorists, mobility apps, and GIS developers map URA carpark capacity and overlay lots with roads, buildings, and land-use layers. Coverage starts from October 2025.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of URA parking places and their capacity across Singapore. Mobility apps, developers, and parking analysts map car-park locations and stall counts for wayfinding and land-use studies.
This MAS GEOJSON dataset maps locations offering remittance services in Singapore. The geospatial layer can help users discover service points and analyse their distribution or accessibility. It may also support financial-services mapping and comparisons with neighbourhood, transport or population data.
Monetary Authority of Singapore GeoJSON of money-changer locations across Singapore, with coverage dated 1 October 2025. Travellers, tourism apps, and compliance analysts map licensed money changers alongside retail, MRT, and tourist precinct layers.
Ministry of Manpower CSV listing Singapore's gazetted public holidays for 2026, with one row per holiday giving the calendar date, the day of the week, and the holiday name. Entries run from the start of the year through Christmas Day and include Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali, and National Day. Employers, HR and payroll teams, schools, and app developers use it to build leave calendars, compute working days, and apply holiday-pay rules, while retailers and transport planners use it to anticipate travel and shopping peaks.
Official list of Singapore public holidays for 2027 as gazetted by the Ministry of Manpower, provided as a CSV with date, day of the week, and holiday name. Gazetted holidays include New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, Good Friday, Hari Raya Puasa, Labour Day, Vesak Day, Hari Raya Haji, National Day, Deepavali, and Christmas Day. Employers, HR and payroll teams, schools, and app developers use it to build leave calendars, schedule operations, and power date-aware tools for the year ahead.
Singapore Department of Statistics CSV of civil marriages by the religion of grooms and brides, annually from 1984 through 2024. The series cross-tabulates the number of civil marriages by the declared religion of both partners, with totals that may include marriages where an attribute was not reported. Demographers and sociologists study inter-religious marriage patterns and trends in civil unions over four decades. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M830130.
Annual per capita Gross National Income and per capita Gross Domestic Product at current prices for Singapore from 1960 through 2025, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV. Core macro indicators for living standards, economic growth comparisons, and long-run national accounts research; methodology notes available on SingStat’s national accounts pages.
Singapore Police Force GeoJSON boundaries of Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) jurisdictions across Singapore, with coverage from December 2024. Residents, community partners, and GIS analysts map which NPC covers each locality and overlay the layer with crime, housing, and planning-area data for community-safety work.
Ministry of Manpower biennial CSV on the proportion of Singapore employees who took sick leave by type of employee from 2007 through 2023. Covers private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector. Labour analysts compare sick-leave take-up across employee categories.