Finding water register information now easier
The Department of Water’s Water Register map now allows you to search, view and print all water licensing and availability information for both surface and groundwater resources. Providing an interactive and intuitive map allows you to access all licensing and resource information at any point of interest within WA.
The Water Register Map is crucial in facilitating the share and transfer of unused water allocations, in a simple and user-friendly manner. Irrigators, brokers, farmers, miners and local governments are among the stakeholders that can use the map to retrieve relevant register information.
The map viewer, revamped by NGIS and developed using ESRI technology delivers powerful location intelligence to describe water resources, licences and availability information close to you. Through NGIS’s deep understanding of ESRI solutions and the water regulation business an improved user experience providing quick transactions in a few simple clicks was achieved. The WA Government and the Department of Water can better communicate through this map to monitor the growth and development of Western Australia’s sustainable water practices.
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