4,615 datasets found
GeoJSON amendment layer of above-ground infrastructure and road centre lines under URA’s MP2014 Master Plan from March 2019. Planners overlay indicative linework on planning basemaps for transport corridor studies, utility routing, and urban design GIS workflows in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative railway network lines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Planners and GIS users overlay legacy rail corridors with current MRT, roads, and zoning layers for historical Master Plan comparison. Layer dated from April 2017.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of National Park text annotations from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Cartographers place park name labels on legacy Master Plan basemaps alongside National Park line and other open-space layers.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of Nature Reserve text annotations from Master Plan 2003. Cartographers label reserve names on legacy Master Plan basemaps together with Nature Reserve line layers and other conservation features.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative MRT network lines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Planners and transport GIS users overlay legacy rail corridors with zoning, parks, and street layers when reconstructing historical Master Plan basemaps or comparing past transit alignments with later plan gazettes.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotation of Gross Plot Ratio (GPR) text labels from Master Plan 2003, with coverage from April 2017. GIS users display historical density annotations alongside zoning layers for archival planning comparisons in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotating minimum base plot ratio on Singapore’s Master Plan 2003 mapsheet series. Planners, architects, and GIS users locate plot-ratio floors for legacy MP03 zoning analysis and overlay them with land-use, conservation, and cadastral layers. Coverage begins April 2017 for this indicative annotation layer.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative conservation-area boundary lines from Master Plan 2003, drawn offset from actual conservation boundaries. Heritage architects, developers, and GIS users locate MP2003 conservation extents and compare them with later conservation layers and cadastral maps.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON indicative MRT, LRT, and railway network lines from Master Plan 2019 (approved 18 November 2019), with coverage from December 2019. Transport planners overlay the rail corridors with stations, roads, and land use; for the latest Master Plan, see the URA website.
GeoJSON layer of road name annotations for Singapore’s Master Plan 2019, published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority with coverage from December 2019. Cartographers and planners can overlay labelled street names on planning maps for wayfinding studies, transport GIS, and urban design workflows.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of Master Plan 2019 symbol text annotations covering land-use labels, gross plot ratio, nature reserve and national park text, and conservation area text. Extracted from the Master Plan approved on 18 November 2019. Planners and GIS users place these annotations on MP2019 basemaps and overlay them with zoning and conservation layers; for the latest Master Plan visit https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON indicative building footprints from Master Plan 2019 (approved 18 November 2019), with coverage from December 2019. Architects and GIS users overlay building outlines with land-use, road, and plot layers; for the latest Master Plan, see the URA website.
Sport Singapore GeoJSON point layer of sport facilities managed by SportSG, excluding Dual Use Scheme sites, updated from July 2025 onward. Residents, facility planners, and app developers use the open geodata to locate public sports venues and active-lifestyle infrastructure across Singapore.
Singapore Police Force GEOJSON map of red-light camera (RLC) locations at road junctions used to deter and detect red-running offences. Coverage begins from February 2017 and cameras are rolled out in phases. Useful for road safety awareness, navigation apps, and understanding SPF traffic enforcement infrastructure across Singapore.
GeoJSON point layer of Singapore Police Force mobile speed camera (MSC) deployment locations from December 2016. Road safety researchers and motorists can map enforcement camera sites used to deter and detect speeding offences across Singapore’s road network.
Singapore Police Force GeoJSON layer of fixed speed camera (FSC) enforcement locations deployed to deter and detect speeding offences. Road safety analysts map enforcement coverage across Singapore’s road network.
Singapore Police Force GeoJSON layer of police establishment locations as at 2018. Public-safety researchers and app developers map SPF facilities against neighbourhoods and emergency services coverage in Singapore.
GeoJSON layer from the Singapore Police Force defining the SEA Games 2015 special zone within the broader special event area under the Public Order notification for opening and closing ceremonies. Supports archival GIS of event security perimeters and public-order planning around the Sports Hub.
Singapore Police Force GeoJSON polygons of offshore islands under Police Coast Guard (PCG) jurisdiction, as of April 2022. Maritime security researchers and planners reference territorial purview for coastal enforcement and border management around Singapore’s outlying islands.
Singapore Police Force GeoJSON of the National Day Parade 2023 special zone (NDP SZ). Event planners, transport operators, and GIS users map the temporary parade security perimeter for historical reference alongside road, MRT, and venue layers.