357 datasets
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of Master Plan 2008 region boundaries for Singapore excluding sea areas. Each region is planned for more than 500,000 people with mixed residential, commercial, business, and recreational uses served by a Regional Centre. Planners map the five planning regions for historical Master Plan work. Layer dated from May 2016.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative lines offset from Nature Reserve boundaries in Master Plan 2003. Environmental GIS users reconstruct reserve edges on legacy Master Plan basemaps and compare them with later nature-reserve layers.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative monument boundary lines on Singapore’s Master Plan 2003 mapsheet series. Heritage planners, conservation consultants, and GIS users trace national-monument envelopes on legacy MP03 basemaps and overlay them with monument points, land-use and street layers. Layer coverage begins April 2017.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative underground infrastructure and road network lines from Master Plan 2014, with coverage from June 2014. Planners and utilities GIS users map subsurface corridors alongside surface road and land-use layers for underground space coordination.
URA’s MP14 SDCP SBUD plan includes indicative urban design area polygons released in GEOJSON from July 2016. Planners use the boundary layer to contextualise urban design guidelines, streetscape controls, and Master Plan overlays in Singapore’s central and other designated areas.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative MRT, LRT, and railway network lines from Master Plan 2014. Transport planners and GIS users overlay the planned rail skeleton with stations, roads, and zoning for mid-2010s network context.
Indicative polygon boundaries of Detailed Urban Design Areas under the MP14 SDCP SBUD plan, published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority in GeoJSON format. The geospatial layer supports urban design governance, master planning GIS workflows, and spatial analysis of designated design control zones across Singapore. Planners and architects can overlay boundaries for compliance checks and URA planning map products.
Urban Redevelopment Authority Master Plan 2014 SDCP SBUD layer showing indicative polygons for Designated Urban Design Area boundaries, effective from 20 January 2016. Architects and planners overlay the GIS file with streetscape and development control guidelines to understand where enhanced urban design requirements apply in Singapore. The polygon geometry complements related text annotation datasets from URA.
URA Master Plan 2014 companion dataset providing text annotations for Designated Urban Design Areas, paired with the polygon boundary layer. Urban designers retrieve labelling and guidance strings for map services and planning portals. Effective from 20 January 2016, the records help interpret spatial urban design zones across Singapore without opening full planning documents.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative MRT and LRT station outlines from Master Plan 2014. Transport and planning GIS users locate station footprints on MP2014 maps and overlay them with rail lines, roads, and zoning.
Indicative street-block boundary polygons from Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority under the MP14 SDCP street-block plan, published as GeoJSON from April 2018. Supports urban parcel analysis, planning GIS, and master-plan street-block visualisation.
URA GeoJSON for major waterbodies in the Master Plan 2014 planning layer. Hydrological and urban planners map reservoirs, rivers, and planned water spaces against development proposals. Supports Singapore water-sensitive urban design and SDCP spatial analysis.
Annotation layer of waterbody names under Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority MP14 SDCP parks and waterbodies plan, published as GeoJSON from December 2018. Supports hydrological mapping, planning visuals, and GIS labelling of reservoirs, rivers, and other water features.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of symbolic public-space locations under the Master Plan 2014 Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP) Parks and Waterbodies Plan, with coverage dated 20 December 2018. Urban designers and landscape planners map designated public spaces alongside park and waterbody layers.
Indicative polygon boundaries for Park Connectors under the MP14 SDCP PW PLAN, published by Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority in GeoJSON format. The planning layer supports map-based analysis of green links, active-mobility corridors, and park connector networks relative to urban land use. Coverage metadata begins in August 2019; users should treat polygons as indicative planning geometry rather than legal parcel boundaries.
This dataset contains an indicative line representing the alignment of the Park Connector Line in Singapore, published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). It provides a planning reference for understanding the intended spatial alignment of park connectors and their relationship to Singapore’s broader park connector network. The data is useful for urban planning, landscape and recreational network studies, geographic information system (GIS) mapping, infrastructure and land-use analysis, active mobility research, and visualising potential connections between parks and open spaces. Users searching for Singapore park connector routes, URA planning data, Park Connector Line alignment, recreational corridor mapping, or spatial datasets for green networks may find this dataset relevant. As an indicative representation, the line should be treated as a planning reference rather than a definitive survey or confirmation of built infrastructure.
Geospatial annotation layer from Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority naming park connectors under the MP14 SDCP parks and waterbodies plan. Published as GeoJSON from December 2018, it supports urban planning maps, recreational routing GIS, and labelling of Singapore’s park connector network.
Indicative polygon layer of parks and open spaces from Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority under the MP14 SDCP plan, published as GeoJSON from September 2019. Supports master-plan visualisation, green-space analysis, and urban planning GIS workflows.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotation layer of island names and other text labels under the Master Plan 2014 Parks and Waterbodies SDCP, from July 2016. Cartographers and planners place place-name annotations when composing PW plan maps for Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotations of park and open-space names from the Master Plan 2014 Parks and Waterbodies plan layer. Map users label parks and open spaces for planning and recreation GIS overlays in Singapore.