Contents

Search Tab

Search by Address

Enter the address (e.g. 10 Leighton Crescent, Deer Park) in the appropriate fields.
If this search is not successful you can enter a partial address.
When a search is successful, the map will zoom to the property, street or area. However, if the search criteria are not unique, you will be given a list of matching results.
The following list shows the possible combinations, and the results:

Example	Result
10 Leighton Crescent, Deer Park	Map zooms into property
10 Leighton Crescent	List of localities containing a 10 Leighton Crescent : DEER PARK, FAWKNER
10 Leighton	List of localities containing a 10 Leighton: This list contains Leighton Avenues, Courts, Crescents and Roads.
Leighton	List of localities containing a Leighton. This list contains Leighton Avenues, Courts, Crescents and Roads.
Leighton, Deer Park	List of localities containing a Leighton, Deer Park. This list contains Leighton, Deer Park number 1 to 35.
10 Leighton, Deer Park	Map zooms into property
Deer Park	Map zooms into extent of Locality
10 Leighton, Deer	Map zooms into property. There is enough of the locality typed to make this unique
10 Lleyton Crescent, Deer Park	Not found. Street name misspelled.
10 Leighton Crescent, Burnside	Not found. Locality incorrect (Burnside has the same postcode as Deer Park)

Further Hints

• Don't include apostrophes (e.g. ONeill instead of O'Neill)
• Include hyphens where applicable (eg Bacchus Marsh-Balliang Road)
• Street names without a street type (eg The Esplanade) should be typed in the Street Name field, with the Street type left blank eg
  
• Streets with alternate names can be typed as either (eg Ballarat Road / Western Highway)
• Not all Street Types are listed as there are nearly 200 in use - leave this blank if the type you want is not in the list
• A street suffix is not common - an example is Doveton Street North and Doveton Street South in Ballarat
• Be wary of Mount and Saint - Mount may be MOUNT or MT, and Saint may be SAINT or ST
• Try less of the locality name if you are unsure of the spelling (eg Bruns)
• Be wary of North, South, East, West in localities - it often goes after the name (eg Brunswick West, Brunswick East) but can go before (eg North Melbourne, South Melbourne)

Search by Coordinates

This allows you to zoom directly to a point anywhere in Victoria.
Select the coordinate type (projection)
Type in the coordinates for the point you are searching for. Either Easting and Northing or Latitude and Longitude.
Select the map radius
The result will be a map with your point in the centre.

Further Hints

• Geographical coordinates can be entered in several ways.
• You can use degrees, minutes and seconds (leave a space between each) - eg latitude 37 48 56 and longitude 144 57 44
• You can use degrees, minutes with decimals (leave a space between each) - eg latitude 37 48.9 and longitude 144 57.73
• You can use degrees with decimals - eg latitude 37.816 and longitude 144.9623
• Don't mix up latitude and longitude. Latitude is how far south of the equator, and longitude is how far east of Greenwich.
• Use a small radius for urban areas, and large radius for rural areas
• For conversion from one coordinate system to another, you can use AMGVG Conversion Software

Search by Crown Description

Enter the description in the appropriate fields.
A Crown description is commonly one "level" - eg. Allotment 1.
It can also have two "levels" - eg. Allotment 3 Section 2.
In Mildura, there are often three "levels" - eg. Allotment 12 Section 32 Block E.
In some parishes, it can be Portion 3 Section 2, rather than Allotment 3 Section 2.

A Crown description must always have a Parish or Township name.
You can select this from the list - township names are followed by (T) - or start typing it in.
If you start typing in the Parish/Township Name field, the list above will change to show only those names starting with what you have typed in.
For example, if you type in A, the list will show all names starting wth A.
If you type in Ab, the list will show only one name - Aberfeldy (T).
If you type in Aba, there will be no names in the list, since no parish/township names start with Aba.
The name showing in the list will be the one used for the search - you do not have to click on the list to actually select the name.

When a search is successful, the map will zoom to the parcel or area. However, if the search critera is not unique, you will be given a list of matching results.
If this search is not successful you can enter a partial description.

Example	Result
Allotment 8 Section 1 Darraweit Guim (T)	zooms into parcel
Allotment 8 Darraweit Guim (T)	List of sections with allotment 8
Section 1 Darraweit Guim (T)	List of allotments in section 1
Darraweit Guim (T)	zooms to township

Further Hints

• If you cannot find Subdivision A, Allotment 1, try searching for Allotment 1A.
• If you cannot find section 0 (zero) try section O (letter), or vice versa.
• Use numbers, not Roman numerals - eg. 22 not XXII.
• Leave the Section field blank if searching for "NO SEC".
• The map shows only current Crown descriptions. An old title, eg. for Grandpa's farm, may show a Crown description, but the land has been subdivided since. In this case, a Crown description search will not be successful.

Search by Lot on Plan

Enter the Lot number (if applicable), plan type and plan number. Do not enter the "check letter" after the plan number - eg. type in 400001 and not 400001U.
The following list shows the various plan types and the valid range.

Plan Type	Description	Valid Number Range	Date Range rough guide only.
LP	Lodged Plan - Plan of Subdivision Before Subdivision Act 1988 A subdivision of one block of land into two or more blocks	1 - 99999	1860s - 1973
		110000 - 149999	1973 - 1985/6
		200000 - 222655	1985/6 - 1997
PS	Plan of Subdivision After Subdivision Act 1988 A subdivision of one block of land into two or more blocks Can also include common property and multi-level	300001 - 350000	1990 - 1996
		400001 - 450000	1996 - 2001
		500001 - 550000	2001 -2006
		600001 - 650000	2006 -2011
		700001 - 750000	2011 -2016
		800001 - 849942	2016 -2021
		900001 - (<950000)	2021 -
CP	Consolidated Plan Before Subdivision Act 1988 A consolidation of two or more blocks of land into one block Plans of this type do not have a lot number	100000 - 109999	1969 - 1979/80
		150000 - 199999	1979/80 - 1995
PC	Plan of Consolidation After Subdivision Act 1988 A consolidation of two or more blocks of land into one block Plans of this type do not have a lot number	350001 - (<400000)	1990 -
TP	Title Plan A plan created by the Land Titles Office where no plan previously existed. Any Title without a unique lot/plan description would get a TP eg part lot, crown allotment, closure of government road, general law land brought under the Land Act	1 -	1989 -
RP / SP	Strata Plan Before Subdivision Act 1988 Can include common property Can be multi-level Boundaries are defined by buildings/walls	RP 1 - 19926	1967 - 1983
		SP 19927 - 37825	1983 - 1990
CS	Cluster Subdivision Cluster Titles Act 1974 Superseded by Subdivision Act 1988	CS 1000 - 1785	1976 - 1993

Further Hints

• If you do not type in the lot number, and there is more than one lot for this plan, you will get a list of these lot numbers. Choose any one, and the map will zoom to that lot - you can then use the toolbar navigation (zoom in/out, pan etc) to find the location of the property you are after.
• Not all the plan numbers within the valid ranges listed above are in existence. Some may be superseded (such as a plan of consolidation being re-subdivided) or were withdrawn, or not approved.

Search by Melway or Vicroads

Type in the map number (eg 77), grid reference (eg G5) and choose the directory (eg Vicroads)
The result if successful, will be a Melway (or Vicroads) grid square display on the map.

Further Hints

• You must type a grid reference, as well as the map number.

The edition used for both Melway and Vicroads is shown.

Search by Address PFI

PFI stands for Persistent Feature Identifier, and is the number used to identify an item in the database.

Enter the PFI number

Search by Council Property No.

The local council allocates a Property Number to each property - this may be shown on the Council's rates notice.
The rates notice may show an "assessment number". Commonly this is not the property number - instead it is the "invoice number" for that year's rates. This assessment number cannot be used for searching.

Enter the Property number
Select the council name from the list - or you can enter the code number instead

Search by Lot on Street

The local council often does not allocate street address numbers until a house is constructed, although street names are generally shown on the plan of subdivision.
This option allows you to search for a lot number on a street.

Enter the lot number
Enter the street name, type and/or locality

Further Hints

• Please see the information under Search by Address
• Any parcels found will be listed with lot and plan number, and address
• A search for Lot 1 may create a long list, as this lot number is common with Title Plans

Search by Parcel PFI

PFI stands for Persistent Feature Identifier, and is the number used to identify an item in the database.

Enter the PFI number

Search by Parcel SPI

SPI stands for Standard Parcel Identifier, and is a shorthand way to describe a parcel.

Enter the PFI number

Further Hints

• The SPI is created from the parcel description
• For lot on plan, it is the lot number followed by the plan number
• For Crown description, the "plan number" is created using a code number for the Parish or Township
• Parish codes range from 2001 to 4005
• Township codes range from 5001 to 5909
• The list of codes can be seen at Vicmap Reference Tables (search for parish)

Parcel Description	SPI	Comments
Lot 43 PS 432097	43\PS432097	The simplest, and most common form - lot and plan number separated by \
Lot 11 Block 4 LP1713	11~4\LP1713	The subdivision was divided first into blocks or sections, each divided into lots The tilde ~ separates the two "levels" (lot and block)
Crown Allotment 27B Parish of Pakenham	27B\PP3363	The plan type is PP for Parish Plan The code for Pakenham is 3363
Crown Allotment 27B Section A1 Parish of Pakenham	27B~A1\PP3363	The plan type is PP for Parish Plan The code for Pakenham is 3363 The tilde ~ separates the two "levels" (allotment and section)
Crown Allotment 2 Section 7 Township of Haines	2~7\PP5363	The plan type is PP for Parish Plan (as TP is used for Title Plan) The code for Haines is 5363 The tilde ~ separates the two "levels" (allotment and section)

Search by Parcel VIEW_PFI

PFI stands for Persistent Feature Identifier, and is the number used to identify an item in the database.
There are two separate tables in the database - PARCEL contains information about the parcel, while PARCEL_VIEW contains the linework needed to display the polygon.
Each PARCEL record has a VIEW_PFI value pointing to the PARCEL_VIEW table.
When we do not have the boundaries of individual parcels - eg. units in a block of flats - several parcels may have the same VIEW_PFI value.

Enter the VIEW_PFI number

Search by Property PFI

PFI stands for Persistent Feature Identifier, and is the number used to identify an item in the database.

Enter the PFI number

Search by Property VIEW_PFI

PFI stands for Persistent Feature Identifier, and is the number used to identify an item in the database.
There are two separate tables in the database - PROPERTY contains information about the property, while PROPERTY_VIEW contains the linework needed to display the polygon.
Each PROPERTY record has a VIEW_PFI value pointing to the PROPERTY_VIEW table.
When we do not have the boundaries of individual properties - eg. units in a block of flats - several properties may have the same VIEW_PFI value.

Enter the VIEW_PFI number

Search by Survey Label

There are several categories of survey labels - displayed in different colours.
These can be turned on/off separately - see Build Map.
"Superseded" labels are shown as <label> - the search checks for these as well.

Enter the Survey Label

Search by Survey Mark

Survey Marks may be Permanent Marks (named by Parish) or other types (eg. PCMs).
As you type in the Mark Name field, the Parish list above displays the possible parish names for you to select.
Each mark has a nine-digit identifier which you can enter.
Some marks, eg Bench Marks, have a number stamped on the plaque which you can enter.

Enter one of the mark identifiers.

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Search Using Elastic Search

Elastic Search is a complete over-haul to the way search is performed in LASSI that is significantly more intuitive, easy-to-use and more in-line with modern search facilities.
As you may have already noticed, we have also made a few changes to the way LASSI looks with this change. The new search feature is able to accommodate the majority of the searches you would typically perform. Therefore, the Search Panel that contains LASSI's traditional search options is no longer displayed by default when you first come into LASSI. Details on how this panel can be accessed is further along.

The new search field for LASSI is prominently placed at the top center of the map area.


You can simply start typing in the new search field to start finding what you are looking for. For example, if you are looking for an address, when you start typing the address, LASSI will start showing addresses matching what you are typing. As you type more details of the address, for example, start with a street number, then type the street name and then the area/suburb, LASSI will refine the results it will show you. LASSI will start automatically looking for matches when you type 3 characters or more.



When LASSI starts finding matches for what you are typing, by default, LASSI will list all types of features it finds. For example, the search results could include addresses, street names, survey labels, place names, survey marks, etc. The type of each search result (whether it's an address, road name, etc) is indicated by the bold text on the left of each row of results. If you want to restrict your search only to a specific type (for example, if you are looking only for addresses), then you can select that type by selecting its respective label from the list on the left. Once you select a specific search type, LASSI will only display results matching the type you have selected.

How the Left Panel Works Now

LASSI will automatically expand the panel on the left when you perform a relevant action. For example, when you use the "identify property" tool to identify a property or use the "identify survey mark" tool to identify a survey mark, when you click on the relevant control from the tool bar, LASSI will automcatically expand the panel on the left to display information about what you identified.

You can also manually expand the panel on the left by clicking on the "expand panel" icon. This is the first icon on the tool bar as shown below. The icon will change when the panel is expanded to indicate that it can also be collapsed manually.



If the panel on the left is already open and you don't currently need it or would like to see the map take up more space on the screen, you can click on the "collapse panel" icon. Again, this is the first icon on the tool bar. The "expand panel" icon will automatically change to the "collapse panel" icon and vice versa depending on whether the panel is open or not.

What Can be Searched with the New Search?

While we will be working continuously to ehance and improve the new search feature, as of this release, the new search supports the following search types.



For the following search types, please use LASSI's old search panel.

• Coordinates
• Council Property Number
• Crown Description
• Lot on Plan
• on Street
• Historical Information Search in VICNAMES

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Build Map Tab

This allows you to switch map layers on and off to give you a different look to your interactive map.
This can be used to clarify the area you are looking at, or to remove superfluous information.

To add or remove map layers from the map, check or uncheck the box for that layer, then use the "Refresh map" button.

Greyed out boxes mean the layer is not available at this scale.
Click on the red star next to the layer name, and the map will zoom to a scale suitable to show this layer.

The list of layers is dynamic, and you can close (or open) some of the folders by clicking on the folder symbol.

The following image shows two examples of the same area, but with different layers.

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Legend Tab

The legend shows the map symbology.

Where a symbol changes at different scales, both symbology is shown in the legend. eg Roads appear as thicker lines on small scale mpas (such as the whole of Victoria) and as a thinner line on medium scale maps (such as the Melbourne Metro area.)

Not all layers are available at all scales.

Some of these layers specifically need to be switched on with Build Map tool

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Tools

Toggle Map

Toggle the Map between Map (base map), Imagery or Victoria (layers selected).

Zoom in

Click on the map once to zoom in by a factor of 2.

To zoom in to a smaller area on the map, click on the top left corner of the area you want, and holding down the mouse button, drag the cursor to the bottom right of the area. A blue rectangle shows the area you select.

Zoom in by clicking	Zoom in by dragging a box

Zoom Out

Click on the map to zoom out by a factor of 2.

Zoom out by clicking	Zoom out by clicking on the map

Zoom Scale

Fill in the box to the scale you want the map to be. eg for a map scale of 1:5,000, type in 5000

Pan

Move around the map at the same scale. Click a point on the map, and drag it to where you want it moved to.

Measure

Click on points around the shape. A red line will be drawn between the points.

"Total" is the cumulative distance of the red line. "Distance" is the distance between the points.

In the example, the first point is on the right (next to number 8).
The next 5 points are along the curve of the road, and the most recent point is on the back boundary.

The accuracy is dependent on the map data, and the scale of the map, and on how closely you click on the boundary of the property.
In the example, we have stylised the curve into short straight segments.
One advantage of this method is that you can measure several properties as if they are one.

Measure Area

Click on points around the shape. A red line will be drawn between the points.
A line will be drawn from the first to last point to close the polygon (at least 3 points).

"Total" is the cumulative distance of the red line. "Area" is the area of the shape you have drawn.

The accuracy is dependent on the map data, and the scale of the map, and on how closely you click on the boundary of the property.
The shape cannot cross over itself - you will see a message "your polygon is not valid".
One advantage of this method is that you can measure several properties as if they are one.

Clear

When you do a search for a property (using address, lot/plan, etc), the selected property is highlighted. This tool redraws the map without that highlight.

Print

The print tool will open a new window with a map at the same scale as you see on the map screen. Use your browser's print button to print this new page.
Note - the Interactive map does not give you any options when printing - some other maps may do so.

Save Image

Unlike most web sites, you cannot "right-click" on the map image and save it - you must use this tool.
Click on the tool and a window will pop up asking you to Open or Save the image file.
The file name is made up from the site_name, the date and time, and the map projection - eg. lassi_map_image_vg.png
- the image is in png (Portable Network Graphics) format.
If the aerial photography layer is displayed (not available on all maps) the saved image will include this as well.

Save Image Georeferenced

Unlike most web sites, you cannot "right-click" on the map image and save it - you must use this tool.
A georeferenced file has a second "world" file which includes the coordinates and size of the image so another program can display the image in the correct location.
As the Vicgrid94 projection we use for our maps is not widely known, a copy of the image is rotated to the MGA (Map Grid of Australia) projection - this is explained in the "image_readme.txt" file included in the zip file.
Click on the tool and a window will pop up asking you to Open or Save the zip file.
The file name is made up from the site_name, the date and time, and the map projection - eg. interactive_0614_120710_vg.png
- the image is in png (Portable Network Graphics) format.
If the aerial photography layer is displayed (not available on all maps) the saved image will include this as well.

Zoom To Local Council

Selecting one of the Councils on the list will zoom the map to that council area.
This is a faster way of zooming in to a specific area.

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Map Area

Map

The main map area is default to north orientation. When moving your cursor over the main map area, two sets of coordinates appear in the status bar of your browser. The first set is the VicGrid GDA2020 Easting and Northing, and the second set is the Geographical (Latitude and Longitude) coordinates.

Depending on the scale of the map and the location in Victoria, you will either get Vicmap data, Melway or Vicroads directories. These data layers automatically switch on and off as you zoom in or out. You can however, use Build Map to change these defaults.

Urban and Rural areas

Boundaries from the Australian Bureau of Statistics determine whether properties are in "Built Up" areas. This is so property boundaries can be shown at different scales in different areas.
eg, generally, urban properties are small, and are visible at large scales (up to 1:8,000), while rural properties are large, needing to be visible at small scales (up to 1:100,000). A property has been classified as "Urban" if any portion of that property is inside the ABS Built Up area, so many urban properties extend outside the actual Built Up Area boundaries.

You will need to zoom in on the urban area to see the actual properties.

Highlighted Property

When you search for a property, it will appear highlighted in a different colour.

Copyright

Copyright of materials present on the Victorian Government Web Site resides with the State of Victoria. Apart from fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review, as permitted under copyright legislation, no part may be reproduced or reused for any commercial purposes whatsoever.

Bar Scale

The bar scale is 1/5 of the map width. The map scale will recalculate so the bar scale shows a rounded figure (eg 1:2500 rather than 1:2487) This is due to popular demand that the map and bar scale be measured easily.

North Point

North is grid north on a Vicgrid GDA2020 projection.

Coordinates

This shows the approximate coordinates of the current location of the cursor, rounded when appropriate for the scale of the map.
The coordinates are shown as MGA (Map Grid of Australia)(Easting/Northing), Geographical (Latitude/Longitude) and Vicgrid2020 (Easting/Northing).
MGA coordinates can be zone 54 (approximately west of Ballarat) or zone 55 (east of Ballarat), but coordinates for both zones are shown near the zone boundary.
The datum is GDA2020. To convert the coordinates to another projection you can download AMGVG Conversion Software.

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Browser Support

LASSI2 Supports the following browsers and versions:

• Microsfot Edge unknown
• Mozilla Firefox unknown
• Google Chrome unknown

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Allowed Values for Search Fields

SEARCH TYPE	SEARCH FIELD	ALLOWED		MAX. LENGTH	COMMENTS
		STANDARD CHARACTERS	SPECIAL CHARACTERS
Address Search	Unit Number	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen]	15	Eg: 5A or 5-6
	House Number	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen]	15	Eg: 5A or 21-23
	Street Name	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen]	45	Eg: Sutherland or 37th Parallel or Rokewood-Shelford
	Street Type	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen]	15	Type in the field to search/filter or select from the drop-down list
	Street Suffix				Select from drop-down list
	Suburb/Locality/Town	Alphabetic	( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis]	46	Eg: Coburg or Myall (Kerang) or Murray-Sunset
Parcel PFI	PFI	Numeric		10	Eg: 45474026
Address PFI	PFI	Numeric		10	Eg: 53062399
Parcel SPI	SPI	Alphanumeric	~ [tilde] - [hyphen] + [plus] \ [back slash] / [forward slash] . [period]	18	Eg: 1\TP516318 or 30D~112C\PP3473A
Coordinates	Easting or Latitude	Numeric	- [hyphen] . [period]	16	Eg: 257889
	Northing or Longitude	Numeric	. [period]	16	Eg: 5927803
Parcel VIEW_PFI	PFI	Numeric		10	Eg: 659853
Council Property Number	Property Number	Alphanumeric	. [period]	20	Eg: 23859
	LGA Name				Select from drop-down list
	LGA Code	Numeric		3	Eg: 302
Property PFI	PFI	Numeric		10	Eg: 173760265
Crown Description	Allotment	Alphanumeric	& [ampersand] + [plus] . [period]	10	Eg: 105 or 3A1&3B1 or 5.20E+02
	Section	Alphanumeric		12	Eg: 7 or B or 188A
	Subdivision	Alphanumeric		12	Eg: 6 or A or 47A or 1121
	Portion	Alphanumeric		12	Eg: 139B or 16A or 120
	Block	Alphanumeric		12	Eg: 56D or B2 or 29
	Parish/Township (T)	Alphabetic	. [period] , [comma] - [hyphen]	45	Eg: Pyalong
	Parish/Township (T) Name or Code	Alphanumeric		5	Eg: 3430
Property VIEW_PFI	PFI	Numeric		10	Eg: 173760264
Lot on Plan	Lot	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen]	12	Eg: 2 or CM or RES1801 or 408N3S
	Type				Select from drop-down list
	Plan	Alphanumeric		9	Eg: TP9565860 or PS722211 or TP80
Survey Label	Survey Label	Alphanumeric	/ [forward slash] - [hyphen]	48	Eg: PS545474 or LP215203
Lot on Street	Lot	Alphanumeric		12	Eg: 2 or CM or RES1801 or 408N3S
	Street Name	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen] / [forward slash]	45	Eg: Sutherland or 37th Parallel or Rokewood-Shelford
	Street Type	Alphabetic		15	Type in the field to search/filter or select from the drop-down list
	Suffix	Alphabetic		2	Select from drop-down list
	Suburb/Town/Locality	Alphabetic	- [hyphen]	45	Eg: Coburg or Murray-Sunset
Survey Mark	Select Parish	Alphabetic		30	Type in the field to search/filter or select from the drop-down list
	Mark Name	Alphanumeric	? - # & ( ) . / \ [ ]	30	Eg: BALLYROGAN PM 2 or 1234-21 or STN #1300PEG or BALD HILL (SALE)
	9 Figure No	Numeric		9	Eg: 255800400
	Stamped ID	Alphanumeric	? [question mark] / [forward slash] - [hyphen]	5	Eg: 74306 or 709/6 or 136-6
Melway / Vicroads	Melway
	Map	Numeric		15	Eg: 17
	Grid Ref	Alphanumeric		15	Eg: D11
	VicRoad
	Map	Numeric		15	Eg: 670
	Grid Ref	Alphanumeric		15	Eg: G4
SMES
Filters	Search Radius				Select from drop-down list
	Mark Status				Select from drop-down list
	Makr Type				Select (multiple) from drop-down list
	GDA94 Uncertainty	Numeric	. [period]	6	Eg: Whole (positive) integer between 1 and 10
	AHD Uncertainty	Numeric	. [period]	6	Eg: Whole (positive) integer between 1 and 10
	AVWS Uncertainty	Numeric	. [period]	6	Eg: Whole (positive) integer between 1 and 10
	Observed By				Select (multiple) from drop-down list
	Level Section	Alphanumeric		4
	Vertical Attribute				Select (multiple) from drop-down list
VICNAMES
Places	Match				Select from drop-down list
	Place Name	Alphanumeric	. [period] , [comma] ? [question mark] - [hyphen] + [plus sign] & [ampersand] @ [at sign]	100	Eg: 13th Beach Surf Live Saving Club or Castle Creek
	Latitude	Numeric	- [hyphen] . [period]	16	Eg: 257889
	Longitude	Numeric	. [period]	16	Eg: 5927803
	Radius	Numeric		5	Eg: 3
	Feature Type	Alphabetic	, [comma] - [hyphen] ( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis] / [forward slash]	50	Type in the field to search/filter or select from the drop-down list
	Locality	Alphabetic	( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis] - [hyphen]	100
	Municipality	Alphabetic	( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis]	100
	Place Name Status	Alphabetic		30
Road	Road Name	Alphanumeric	- [hyphen]	45	Eg: Sutherland or 37th Parallel
	Latitude	Numeric	- [hyphen] . [period]	16	Eg: 257889
	Longitude	Numeric	. [period]	16	Eg: 5927803
	Radius	Numeric		5	Eg: 6
	Road Type	Alphabetic		15	Type in the field to search/filter or select from the drop-down list
	Road Suffix	Alphabetic		15
	Locality	Alphabetic	( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis]	40
	Municipality	Alphabetic	( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis]	100
Historical Information	Match				Select from drop-down list
	Name	Alphanumeric	. [period] , [comma] ? [question mark] - [hyphen] + [plus sign] & [ampersand] @ [at sign]	100	Eg: Malvern Public Gardens or Bentleigh Family & Child Care Co-Op
	Language of Origin	Alphanumeric	, [comma] - [hyphen] ( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis] / [forward slash]	100	Eg: Indigenous or Giraiwurrung,Dhauwurdwurrung or Madimadi (NSW) or Ngurai-illamwurrung,Yortayorta
	ANZAC Name				Select from drop-down list
	Feature Type	Alphabetic	, [comma] - [hyphen] ( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis] / [forward slash]	50	Type in the field to search/filter or select from the drop-down list
	Municipality	Alphabetic	( [open parenthesis] ) [close parenthesis]	100
Alphabetical	This indicates that only alphabetical characters (a - z and A - Z) will be allowed to be entered into the field.
Alphanumeric	This indicates that only alphabetical characters and (whole) digits (a - z and A - Z and 0 - 9) will be allowed to be entered into the field.
Numeric	This indicates that only (whole) digits (0 - 9) will be allowed to be entered into the field.