MGA Zone
URI: http://linked.data.gov.au/def/ausplots-cv/5b18e191-31f1-459b-90a0-31ee3f614846
Date created:
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Date modified:
2020-08-09
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Description
The look-up table LUT_MGA_ZONE from AusPlots Rangelands.
Definition
MGA represents the Map Grid of Australia. Most topographic map sheets are projected onto the Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinate system, which is called the MGA (or Australian Map Grid) in Australia, depending on the datum used.
Hierarchy
expand all- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 102°E, western_boundary: 108°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 108°E, western_boundary: 114°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 114°E, western_boundary: 120°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 120°E, western_boundary: 126°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 126°E, western_boundary: 132°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 132°E, western_boundary: 138°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 138°E, western_boundary: 144°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 144°E, western_boundary: 150°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 150°E, western_boundary: 156°E
- datum: GDA94, projection: Transverse Mercator, eastern_boundary: 156°E, western_boundary: 150°E
source
White, A, Sparrow, B., Leitch, E., Foulkes, J., Flitton, R., Lowe, A.J., Caddy-Retalic, S. (2012). AusPlots Rangelands Survey Protocols Manual. Version 1.2.9 page 18. Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network and The University of Adelaide Press. https://doi.org/10.25901/5f2ca309cc9c2
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