Mine subsidence district map by council, New South Wales
Share of addresses on land the map shows. A planning trigger, not a risk model.
This is our simplified summary of the published map, not the map itself: to check one property, use Subsidence Advisory NSW's map or order the council's planning certificate.
- councils shown
- 129
- with no share
- 1
- our build
- 25 October 2026
Mine subsidence districtShare of addresses on land the map shows.Not a measure of risk. Build of 25 October 2026.Drag to move · pinch or + − to zoom · tap a council
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- 0%
- under 2%
- 2%–5%
- 5%–15%
- 15%–30%
- 30% or more
- Partly mapped or other classes: no share
- Not mapped: no share
- Under 100 addresses: not shaded; the figure is in the table
- No statistics
0%: no address on land the map shows. Patterned: no share is given, which is not the same as a low one.
Sources:
Counts derived by WattleAddr from these registers, by our method. Bush fire prone land: © State of New South Wales (NSW Rural Fire Service); Flood and acid sulfate soils maps: © State of New South Wales (Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure); Addresses: © State of New South Wales (Spatial Services, Department of Customer Service); Lots: © Department of Customer Service 12 October 2026; Local government areas and mine subsidence districts: © Department of Customer Service 7 September 2026; Council boundaries: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) Edition 3, 2021, Local Government Areas. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.
Council outlines are simplified, and the mapped areas clipped, merged and simplified, by WattleAddr from the sources named; the publishers have not reviewed or endorsed this map.Each council is shaded by the share of its addresses whose lot is at least partly on land a hazard map or planning overlay shows (at the address itself, for mine subsidence), counted among the addresses where that map applies: the same figures as each council page, from our weekly build of every address in the State. A map is a planning trigger, not a risk model. Select a council to see where the mapped land is: drag to move the map, pinch, scroll with Ctrl or ⌘, or use + and − to zoom.
Mine subsidence district by council, New South Wales
Partly mapped: the map covers only part of the council, so no share is given. Other classes: the map records its own classes, so no share is given. Not mapped: no map covers most of the council in the layers we read, which does not mean there is no hazard. Each council page explains its figure. Build of 25 October 2026.