370 datasets
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative MRT and LRT station outlines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. GIS planners overlay rail station footprints for transit-oriented development and spatial analysis; the latest Master Plan remains on URA’s website.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer for other line works drawn from the latest Master Plan 2019, which may be updated over time. GIS users overlay indicative non-road line features for Singapore planning context; check ura.gov.sg for the current Master Plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of symbol lines from Master Plan 2019 for gross plot ratio, nature reserve, national park, and conservation-area demarcation. GIS users overlay the lines with other MP2019 layers; check https://www.ura.gov.sg/ for the latest plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of Master Plan 2019 symbol text annotations covering land-use labels, gross plot ratio, nature reserve or national park text, and conservation area text, with coverage from September 2025. GIS users overlay cartographic labels while noting the layer may be superseded on URA’s website at https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative monument site boundaries extracted from Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. GIS users overlay heritage monument extents for planning while checking URA’s website for the latest Master Plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative monument buildings extracted from Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. Heritage planners overlay monument footprints in GIS while noting the layer may be superseded on URA’s website at https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative building footprints extracted from the Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. GIS users overlay structures for urban analytics while noting the layer is incomplete islandwide and may be superseded on URA’s website.
Indicative monument building polygons from Singapore’s Master Plan 2019, approved on 18 November 2019 and published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority in GeoJSON format. The open geospatial layer supports heritage planning maps, urban analysis, and discovery of nationally designated monument building footprints across Singapore. For the latest master plan data, refer to URA’s website.
Map national monument numbers from the approved Master Plan 2019 using this Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON annotation layer dated December 2019. It supports heritage GIS workflows, conservation planning, and cross-referencing monument identifiers with other URA planning layers; users should consult ura.gov.sg for the latest Master Plan releases.
Indicative line geometry of Singapore’s park connector network from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s SDCP planning layer, distributed in GeoJSON. Planners, cyclists, and GIS users overlay the network with parks and transport data to study green connectivity, recreational routing, and URA master-plan green infrastructure across the island.
URA GeoJSON boundaries for first-storey activity areas in Singapore development control plans. Retail and urban design analysts identify where active uses are encouraged at street level. Complements basement and storey-specific SDCP activity layers.
GEOJSON point layer from the Urban Redevelopment Authority showing indicative MRT station locations under the Singapore Development Control Plans. Transport and urban researchers can align rail access with planning areas, land use, and other SDCP infrastructure layers.
URA GeoJSON layer for activity areas at first-storey basement level in Singapore planning maps. Underground retail and connectivity planners use it alongside other SDCP storey layers. Supports 3D urban function zoning studies.
Overlay indicative Master Plan 2019 planning area boundaries excluding sea areas with URA GEOJSON for Singapore urban structure analysis. The layer supports GIS workflows on regions, planning areas, and subzones used in statutory land-use planning. Coverage from December 2019 helps researchers map planning-area demographics and URA boundary downloads.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative land-use polygons for each development land parcel under Singapore’s Master Plan 2003, with coverage dated 12 April 2017. Planners and GIS users reconstruct early-2000s zoning and overlay it with later Master Plan editions.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative land-use polygons from Master Plan 2019, approved on 18 November 2019. Planners, developers, and GIS users map Singapore zoning for residential, commercial, industrial, and other uses; check ura.gov.sg for the latest Master Plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON layer of indicative lines drawn offset from the boundaries of Singapore's conservation areas, issued as an amendment to Master Plan 2014 with coverage from August 2019. The offset lines are a cartographic device that keeps conservation boundaries legible on planning mapsheets without obscuring adjacent parcel lines. GIS users and heritage planners combine the layer with conservation area polygons, land-use zoning, and building footprints when producing planning and conservation maps. It is best treated as a map-rendering aid rather than a legally definitive boundary.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of White Quantum text annotations from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Planning GIS users place White site quantum labels on legacy Master Plan basemaps and overlay them with zoning and plot-ratio layers. Layer dated from April 2017.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative lines offset from National Park boundaries in Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Heritage GIS users reconstruct park-edge annotations on legacy Master Plan basemaps and compare them with later nature and park layers.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of monument-number text annotations on Singapore’s Master Plan 2003 mapsheet series. Heritage GIS users place monument IDs on legacy MP03 basemaps and join them to monument boundary lines, conservation layers and street networks. Layer coverage begins April 2017.