Appendix B – Roads Data Dictionary

Roads

Name	Data Type	Description	Primary Key	Mandatory Field	10 Character alias
road_pid	character string (15)	Persistent identifier for a Roads feature	yes	yes	ROAD_PID
contributor_id	character string (40)	The contributor’s identifier for a Roads segment	no	no	CONTRIB_ID
date_created	date (dd-mm-yyyy)	Date this record was created in the data custodian’s system. Where this date is not available, then the first date on which the feature was processed for inclusion within Roads.	no	yes	DT_CREATE
date_modified	date (dd-mm-yyyy)	Date this record was last updated	no	no	DT_MOD
national_route	character string (10)	A route number to identify a route of National significance (e.g. C30)	no	no	NAT_ROUTE
state_route	character string (10)	A route number to identify a route of State significance (e.g. A20)	no	no	STA_ROUTE
road_name	character string (50)	Name of the road (e.g. SMITH AND JOHN)	no	no	RD_NAME
road_name_label	character string (50)	Title Case of road_name (e.g. Smith and John)	no	no	RD_NAM_LAB
road_type	character string (12)	Type of road (e.g. ROAD, STREET, CIRCUIT, LANE)	no	no	RD_TYPE
road_type_label	character string (12)	Title Case of road_type (e.g. Road, Street)	no	no	RD_TYP_LAB
road_suffix	character string (10)	Suffix of road (e.g. WEST)	no	no	RD_SUFFIX
road_suffix_label	character string (10)	Title Case of road_suffix (e.g. West)	no	no	RD_SUF_LAB
road_alias_name	character string (50)	A secondary name of the road	no	no	RD_AL_NAM
road_alias_type	character string (12)	A secondary type of the road	no	no	RD_AL_TYPE
road_alias_suffix	character string (10)	A secondary suffix of the road	no	no	RD_AL_SUF
hierarchy	character string (25)	Hierarchy of the road (e.g. NATIONAL OR STATE HIGHWAY)	no	no	HIERARCHY
subtype	character string (10)	Physical type of a road (e.g. ROUNDABOUT)	no	no	SUBTYPE
lane_count	number (2)	Number of physical lanes represented as a total count	no	no	LANE_COUNT
lane_description	character string (20)	Description of the physical lane count of a road	no	no	LANE_DESC
one_way	character string (20)	Indicates if the road supports one-way or two-way traffic direction	no	no	ONE_WAY
access_type	character string (20)	Accessibility of road (e.g. PRIVATE)	no	no	ACCESS_TYP
status	character string (20)	Lifecycle stage of a road (e.g. OPERATIONAL)	no	no	STATUS
surface	character string (20)	Surface of the road (e.g. SEALED)	no	no	SURFACE
trafficability	character string (20)	Indicates the minimum type of vehicle advised to traverse the road (e.g. 2WD)	no	no	TRFFCBL
travel_direction	character string (7)	Direction a vehicle is allowed to travel	no	no	TRADIR
speed	number (3)	Posted speed limit for the section of road to which it is attributed	no	no	SPEED
state	character string (3)	Indicates the State or Territory abbreviation of the jurisdiction its linear geometry predominantly intersects (e.g. NSW)	no	yes	STATE
geometry	polyline	Geometry of road	no	yes	GEOMETRY

Street Locality Line

Name	Data Type	Description	Primary Key	Mandatory Field	10 Character alias
street_locality_line_pid	character string (15)	Persistent identifier for a street_locality_line feature.	yes	yes	SL_LNE_PID
street_locality_pid	character string (15)	Foreign key relationship to G-NAF street_locality table.	no	no	ST_LOC_PID
date_created	date (dd-mm-yyyy)	The date on which the feature was processed for inclusion within street_locality_line.	no	yes	DT_CREATE
road_pid	character string (15)	Persistent identifier for a Roads feature.	no	yes	ROAD_PID
road_name	character string (50)	Name of the road (e.g. SMITH AND JOHN)	no	no	RD_NAME
road_type	character string (12)	Type of road (e.g. ROAD, STREET, CIRCUIT, LANE)	no	no	RD_TYPE
road_suffix	character string (10)	Suffix of road (e.g. WEST)	no	no	RD_SUFFIX
locality_pid	character string (15)	The persistent identifier of the locality associated with the road feature.	no	yes	LOC_PID
state	character string (3)	Indicates the state that supplied the road record (e.g. NSW).	no	yes	STATE
geometry	Polyline	Geometry of street_locality_line feature.	no	yes	GEOMETRY

Road Types

road_type/ road_alias_type	road_type_label		road_type/ road_alias_type	road_type_label		road_type/ road_alias_type	road_type_label
ACCESS	Access		EXTENSION	Extension		PRECINCT	Precinct
ACRE	Acre		FAIRWAY	Fairway		PROMENADE	Promenade
AIRWALK	Airwalk		FIREBREAK	Firebreak		PURSUIT	Pursuit
ALLEY	Alley		FIRELINE	Fireline		QUAD	Quad
ALLEYWAY	Alleyway		FIRETRACK	Firetrack		QUADRANT	Quadrant
AMBLE	Amble		FIRETRAIL	Firetrail		QUAY	Quay
APPROACH	Approach		FLAT	Flat		QUAYS	Quays
ARCADE	Arcade		FLATS	Flats		RAMBLE	Ramble
ARTERIAL	Arterial		FOLLOW	Follow		RAMP	Ramp
ARTERY	Artery		FOOTWAY	Footway		RANGE	Range
AVENUE	Avenue		FORD	Ford		REACH	Reach
BANAN	Banan		FORESHORE	Foreshore		REEF	Reef
BANK	Bank		FORK	Fork		RESERVE	Reserve
BAY	Bay		FORMATION	Formation		REST	Rest
BEACH	Beach		FREEWAY	Freeway		RETREAT	Retreat
BEND	Bend		FRONT	Front		RETURN	Return
BIDI	Bidi
BOARDWALK	Boardwalk		FRONTAGE	Frontage		RIDE	Ride
BOULEVARD	Boulevard		GAP	Gap		RIDGE	Ridge
BOULEVARDE	Boulevarde		GARDEN	Garden		RIGHT OF WAY	Right Of Way
BOWL	Bowl		GARDENS	Gardens		RING	Ring
BRACE	Brace		GATE	Gate		RISE	Rise
BRAE	Brae		GATEWAY	Gateway		RISING	Rising
BRANCH	Branch		GLADE	Glade		RIVER	River
BREAK	Break		GLEN	Glen		ROAD	Road
BRETT	Brett		GRANGE	Grange		ROADS	Roads
BRIDGE	Bridge		GREEN	Green		ROADWAY	Roadway
BROADWALK	Broadwalk		GROVE	Grove		ROTARY	Rotary
BROADWAY	Broadway		GULLY	Gully		ROUND	Round
BROW	Brow		HARBOUR	Harbour		ROUTE	Route
BULL	Bull		HAVEN	Haven		ROW	Row
BUSWAY	Busway		HEATH	Heath		ROWE	Rowe
BYPASS	Bypass		HEIGHTS	Heights		RUE	Rue
BYWAY	Byway		HIGHROAD	Highroad		RUN	Run
CAUSEWAY	Causeway		HIGHWAY	Highway		SERVICEWAY	Serviceway
CENTRE	Centre		HIKE	Hike		SHUNT	Shunt
CENTREWAY	Centreway		HILL	Hill		SKYLINE	Skyline
CHASE	Chase		HILLS	Hills		SLOPE	Slope
CIRCLE	Circle		HOLLOW	Hollow		SOUTH	South
CIRCLET	Circlet		HUB	Hub		SPUR	Spur
CIRCUIT	Circuit		INLET	Inlet		SQUARE	Square
CIRCUS	Circus		INTERCHANGE	Interchange		STEPS	Steps
CLOSE	Close		ISLAND	Island		STRAIGHT	Straight
CLUSTER	Cluster		JUNCTION	Junction		STRAIT	Strait
COLONNADE	Colonnade		KEY	Key		STRAND	Strand
COMMON	Common		KEYS	Keys		STREET	Street
COMMONS	Commons		KNOLL	Knoll		STRIP	Strip
CONCORD	Concord		LADDER	Ladder		SUBWAY	Subway
CONCOURSE	Concourse		LANDING	Landing		TARN	Tarn
CONNECTION	Connection		LANE	Lane		TERRACE	Terrace
COPSE	Copse		LANEWAY	Laneway		THOROUGHFARE	Thoroughfare
CORNER	Corner		LEAD	Lead		THROUGHWAY	Throughway
CORSO	Corso		LEADER	Leader		TOLLWAY	Tollway
COURSE	Course		LINE	Line		TOP	Top
COURT	Court		LINK	Link		TOR	Tor
COURTYARD	Courtyard		LOOKOUT	Lookout		TRACK	Track
COVE	Cove		LOOP	Loop		TRAIL	Trail
CRESCENT	Crescent		LYNNE	Lynne		TRAMWAY	Tramway
CREST	Crest		MALL	Mall		TRAVERSE	Traverse
CRIEF	Crief		MANOR	Manor		TRIANGLE	Triangle
CROOK	Crook		MART	Mart		TRUNKWAY	Trunkway
CROSS	Cross		MAZE	Maze		TUNNEL	Tunnel
CROSSING	Crossing		MEAD	Mead		TURN	Turn
CRUISEWAY	Cruiseway		MEANDER	Meander		TWIST	Twist
CUL-DE-SAC	Cul-De-Sac		MEW	Mew		UNDERPASS	Underpass
CUT	Cut		MEWS	Mews		VALE	Vale
CUTTING	Cutting		MILE	Mile		VALLEY	Valley
DALE	Dale		MOTORWAY	Motorway		VERGE	Verge
DASH	Dash		NOOK	Nook		VIADUCT	Viaduct
DELL	Dell		NORTH	North		VIEW	View
DENE	Dene		OUTLET	Outlet		VIEWS	Views
DEVIATION	Deviation		OUTLOOK	Outlook		VILLA	Villa
DIP	Dip		OVAL	Oval		VILLAGE	Village
DISTRIBUTOR	Distributor		PALMS	Palms		VILLAS	Villas
DIVIDE	Divide		PARADE	Parade		VISTA	Vista
DOCK	Dock		PARADISE	Paradise		VUE	Vue
DOMAIN	Domain		PARK	Park		WADE	Wade
DOWN	Down		PARKWAY	Parkway		WALK	Walk
DOWNS	Downs		PART	Part		WALKWAY	Walkway
DRIVE	Drive		PASS	Pass		WATERS	Waters
DRIVEWAY	Driveway		PASSAGE	Passage		WATERWAY	Waterway
EASEMENT	Easement		PATH	Path		WAY	Way
EAST	East		PATHWAY	Pathway		WEST	West
EDGE	Edge		PENINSULA	Peninsula		WHARF	Wharf
ELBOW	Elbow		PIAZZA	Piazza		WOOD	Wood
END	End		PLACE	Place		WOODS	Woods
ENTRANCE	Entrance		PLAZA	Plaza		WYND	Wynd
ESPLANADE	Esplanade		POCKET	Pocket		YARD	Yard
ESTATE	Estate		POINT	Point
EXPRESSWAY	Expressway		PORT	Port

Road Suffix

road_suffix/ road_alias_suffix	road_suffix_label
CENTRAL	Central
DEVIATION	Deviation
EAST	East
EXTENSION	Extension
INNER	Inner
LOWER	Lower
MALL	Mall
NORTH	North
NORTH EAST	North East
NORTH WEST	North West
OFF	Off
ON	On
OUTER	Outer
OVERPASS	Overpass
SOUTH	South
SOUTH EAST	South East
SOUTH WEST	South West
UPPER	Upper
WEST	West

Hierarchy

Domain Value	Domain Value Description
NATIONAL OR STATE HIGHWAY	Roads which are of importance in a national sense, and/or are major interstate through route, principal connector roads between capitals, major regions, key towns, commercial centres or inter-transport hubs.
ARTERIAL ROAD	Well maintained and widely used roads which are major connectors for national highways or state highways, major centres, key towns, or have major tourist importance or which main function is to form the principal avenue of communication for metropolitan traffic movements.
SUB-ARTERIAL ROAD	Acts as connector between highways and/or arterial roads, or as an alternative for arterial roads, or a principal avenue for massive traffic movements.
COLLECTOR ROAD	Provides for traffic movement between sub-arterial and local roads or to distribute traffic to local street systems.
LOCAL ROAD	Local area roads, often in residential areas. Includes service roads that may share the same name as higher order roads.
ACCESS ROAD	Road designed to provide access to the rear of, into or within a property but may not necessarily be part of the public road network. Would be applied to urban service lanes, driveways or and tracks.
VEHICLE TRACK	Unimproved roads which are generally restricted to a single lane with occasional passing opportunities. These roads are influenced by seasonal and weather conditions restricting access to particular vehicle types.
BUSWAY	A road which has been dedicated as a rapid bus-only transit way. This does not include roads which have bus-only lanes.
FERRY	A route which requires a ferry to traverse a body of water. These can be both passenger and vehicular transport.
FOOTPATH	Features that are intended for use of pedestrians.
CYCLEPATH	Features that are intended for bicycle transportation.

Subtype

Domain Values	Description
ROAD	Default value. Road with ability to be addressed if required. Would include emergency crossovers.
ROUNDABOUT	Road segment part of an intersection designed to allow smooth integration but also slow traffic. It must be circular or elliptical in design, have one-way flow, and would generally not have addresses on it.
RAMP	An access ramp to or from one road to another, to allow smooth integration of traffic. Travel flow is in one direction only, Ramps are always sealed and mostly have a single lane.
TUNNEL	An underground passage utilised by vehicular traffic to travel between point a and b quickly.
FIRE TRAIL	Primarily utilised by management vehicles and emergency services. May be open to access by the public.
BRIDGE	Structure erected over a depression or obstacle to carry traffic.
FERRY	The feature represents a ferry route.
PATHWAY	Default value for Hierarchies of FOOTPATH or CYCLEPATH. Classification of a FOOTPATH or CYCLEPATH Hierarchy that is not classified as any of the other subtypes (e.g. BRIDGE or TUNNEL)

Lane Description

Domain Values	Description
ONE	Road has one lane in each permitted traffic direction or is a single lane road.
TWO OR MORE	Road has two or more lanes in at least one permitted traffic direction.

One Way

Domain Values	Description
ONE WAY	Allows for traffic in one direction only.
TWO WAY	Allows for traffic in two directions.

Access Type

Domain Values	Description
PUBLIC	Is open to the general public.
PRIVATE	May be blocked by a fence or gate.
MANAGEMENT ONLY	For management purposes only and therefore may be blocked by a fence or gate.

Status

Domain Values	Description
OPERATIONAL	Can be used for transport.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION	Currently being built.
PROPOSED	Not yet built and may still be awaiting approval.
CLOSED	No longer used for traffic. Can include historical roads that are no longer maintained.

Surface

Domain Values	Description
SEALED	The road has a constructed surface e.g. brick, concrete, asphalt.
UNSEALED	The surface does not have a constructed surface.

Trafficability

Domain Values	Description
2WD	The minimum vehicle requirement recommended is a 2-wheel drive capable vehicle.
4WD	The minimum vehicle requirement recommended is a 4-wheel drive capable vehicle.

Travel Direction

Domain Values	Description
FROM TO	Traffic with the direction of digitisation.
TO FROM	Traffic against the direction of digitisation.
BOTH	Traffic can travel either direction.

State

Domain Values	Description
ACT	Australian Capital Territory
NSW	New South Wales
NT	Northern Territory
QLD	Queensland
SA	South Australia
TAS	Tasmania
VIC	Victoria
WA	Western Australia