The data and geospatial datasets are some of our department's most critical assets.
They are used to inform and evidence our regulatory, compliance and enforcement functions, as well as to enable vital science and planning capabilities that lead strategic policy development about future water and environmental resource protection outcomes.
Below are links to a set of interactive mapping tools, specific to the Water Science directorate, managed by our department.
Within the maps you鈥檒l be able to discover, interrogate, and in some instances request information on Western Australia's water resources including floodplain mapping and flood risk, depth to groundwater, garden bore suitability, water availability and water licensing.
Important
- The links below take you take a landing page with additional information before accessing the interactive mapping product.
- We produce additional interactive webmaps and systems. Please search WA.gov.au to discover more.
- To acquire the spatial layers displayed within the maps, please visit or contact us at spatial.data@dwer.wa.gov.au.
Our interactive mapping tools
Water information reporting - you can discover and request WA water monitoring program information including borehole, water quality, water levels and flows, and rainfall.
Perth groundwater map - this map is designed to help you identify water-table information for the Perth metropolitan area. It is particularly useful for water-bore drillers, irrigators, and private householders establish groundwater bores in the watertable (i.e. superficial) aquifer.
Water Register - you can search, discover and print information about live data water availability and water licensing.
Proclaimed areas maps - you can view the current Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 proclaimed area maps. It is illegal to take water from a watercourse or groundwater aquifer without an exemption in a proclaimed area under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914.
Floodplain mapping tool - view floodplain maps and levels and learn more about flood risk in Western Australia.
Public drinking water source area mapping tool - this tool enables you to view public drinking water source areas in Western Australia.
More information
You may also be interested in our interactive water science monitoring and data tools.
