23 datasets
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative managed areas for parks under NParks’ purview in Singapore. Polygons include reserve boundaries for Bukit Timah, Central Catchment, Labrador and Sungei Buloh Wetland Nature Reserves plus other NParks parklands. Outdoor recreation, conservation and GIS users map park extents alongside trails, facilities and no-smoking layers. Coverage begins November 2025.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of no-smoking polygons inside indicative managed park areas under NParks across Singapore. Derived from the Parks and Nature Reserves layer; park connectors are also no-smoking zones even when not drawn here. Visitors, enforcement officers, and GIS users map smoke-free park areas alongside trails and facility layers. Coverage begins November 2025.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of representative locations for facilities inside parks under NParks’ purview across Singapore. Residents, outdoor-recreation planners, and GIS developers map toilets, shelters, playgrounds and related amenities and overlay them with park boundaries, connectors and transport layers. Layer coverage begins November 2025.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative points for managed park areas under NParks’ purview across Singapore. Residents, tourism planners, and GIS users locate parks and overlay them with nature reserves, park connectors, and housing layers.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of gazetted land parcels for Singapore’s four nature reserves under the Parks and Trees Act 2005. Parcel geometry was digitally captured in 1995 and later verified against SLA records. Conservation planners and GIS users map the legal boundaries of the nature reserves.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative car park lot boundaries within NParks-managed areas in Singapore. Visitors, GIS users, and park operators locate parking footprints in parks and nature areas.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of heritage trees in Singapore, with coverage metadata from October 2025. Urban greenery researchers, planners, and nature enthusiasts map protected heritage tree locations for conservation and city biodiversity work.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative locations of barbecue pits maintained by NParks across Singapore parks and gardens. Residents and outing planners find BBQ facilities before visits; GIS users can overlay the points with park boundary and amenity layers.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of Heritage Road Green Buffer extents protected since the 2005 Heritage Roads scheme for lush roadside “green walls” and “green tunnels.” Tree works or structures within these buffers require written approval from the Commissioner of Parks & Recreation; planners and developers check buffer extents before roadside works.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of Nature Ways—planted ecological corridors linking biodiverse green spaces in Singapore with multi-layered canopies chosen to support birds, butterflies, and other fauna. Urban ecology and planning users map nature-connectivity routes updated from October 2025.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of mountain-biking and related recreational routes in and around Singapore’s Central Nature Reserve and nature parks, including trails, boardwalks, footpaths, and some vehicular tarmac sections designated for public nature recreation. Outdoor users and planners map biking access within the reserve network (coverage from October 2025).
National Parks Board GeoJSON of mapboards, shelters, directional signposts, and other orientation markers in and around Singapore’s Central Nature Reserve and nearby nature parks. Hikers and park managers locate visitor amenities for wayfinding within the Central Catchment nature area; coverage reflects the October 2025 release.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of hiking trails and related recreational paths in and around Singapore’s Central Nature Reserve and nature parks—boardwalks, footpaths, mountain-biking tracks, and some vehicular tarmac sections for public nature access (from October 2025). Hikers and planners map trail networks within the reserve.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative footprints of buildings and structures within NParks-managed areas in Singapore, dated October 2025. Park planners and GIS users overlay built features on green-space basemaps for facilities and estate management.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of indicative Park Connector Loop segments linking parks and nature sites around major residential areas in Singapore. The islandwide linear open-space network supports City in a Garden recreation, cycling and walking routes, and green-corridor planning. Planners and outdoor users overlay the layer with parks, housing, and transport data from October 2025 coverage onward.
National Parks Board GeoJSON boundaries of nature reserves, nature parks, and gardens in Singapore where drone flying is prohibited, including Bukit Timah and Central Catchment Nature Reserves, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Pulau Ubin, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Jurong Lake Gardens, and other listed parks. Drone operators and park managers use the layer to check no-fly zones before recreational or commercial flights.
Comprehensive list of plant species with Leaf Area Index (LAI) values compiled by the National Parks Board for landscape architecture use, supplied as an XLSX workbook. Entries carry updated taxonomic names alongside LAI figures, and the file includes guidance on how LAI is calculated so users can apply the values consistently. Landscape architects, urban greenery consultants, and researchers use it for green plot ratio computations, planting design, and modelling shade, evapotranspiration, and urban heat mitigation from vegetation.
National Parks Board GeoJSON coastal and marine habitat map of Singapore for 2018, produced via supervised classification of satellite imagery, bathymetry, and expert ground truthing at high resolution. Marine ecologists and coastal managers study habitat extent and connectivity around Singapore’s shores.
GeoJSON habitat map from the National Parks Board classifying Singapore’s coastal and marine environments circa 2010/2011, including mangrove, seagrass, and coral reef areas derived from high-resolution satellite imagery. Conservationists and coastal managers use the layer to monitor vulnerable ecosystems, plan protection, and assess impacts from reclamation or pollution.
National Parks Board GeoJSON indicative locations of walking and running tracks within NParks-managed parks, nature reserves, and Park Connector Networks in Singapore, updated August 2025. Trail apps and recreation planners route users across connected green corridors; positions are indicative.