You can find any property boundary in Victoria by searching the street address on MapMyLot. The boundary polygon loads in seconds - no lot number, no account. The data comes from Vicmap, Victoria's official government mapping system maintained by Land Use Victoria. It covers the full state from the Melbourne CBD to rural properties across regional Victoria.
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Find my boundaryA property boundary is the legal line that defines where one land parcel ends and another begins. In Victoria, the cadastral register is maintained by Land Use Victoria through the Vicmap Property dataset. Each parcel has a unique lot-on-plan identifier, but the boundary itself can be displayed from a street address without knowing that identifier.
Knowing your boundary is useful for planning a deck, calculating the area available for a pool, confirming the lot size for a development application, checking a fence location before a renovation, or assessing a property you are considering purchasing.
Vicmap is the family of authoritative spatial datasets for Victoria, published by Land Use Victoria (the Victorian government agency for land administration). Vicmap Property is the specific dataset containing cadastral boundaries for all land parcels in the state. It is the same data used by councils, surveyors, conveyancers, and planning authorities across Victoria.
MapMyLot loads this Vicmap cadastral data, stores it in PostGIS, and exposes it via a point-in-polygon query when you search an address. The result is a boundary polygon, lot area in square metres and hectares, and perimeter in metres - available from any address, on any device.
The Vicmap cadastral data covers all lots in Victoria - urban residential, rural, commercial, crown land, road reserves, and common property in multi-unit developments. The data is in GDA94 and is reprojected to WGS84 for display on the map.
The boundary shows the compiled cadastral boundary from government records. It does not show planning overlays, heritage listings, bushfire management overlays, or easements. For those layers, refer to your council's planning maps or VicPlan (planning.vic.gov.au/tools-and-resources/vicplan). MapMyLot shows the lot boundary - quickly, from any address.
Search your Victorian street address on MapMyLot and the boundary polygon will appear on the map. No lot number or account is required. The data comes from Vicmap, Victoria's official government mapping system.
Vicmap is the suite of spatial datasets maintained by Land Use Victoria, the Victorian government agency responsible for land administration. Vicmap Property contains the cadastral boundaries for all land parcels in Victoria and is the authoritative source for property boundary information in the state.
Vicmap cadastral data is accurate to approximately 1 to 2 metres. For a legally binding boundary determination - for example for a fence dispute, building permit, or planning application - engage a registered land surveyor licensed in Victoria.
Yes. MapMyLot shows the area of your Victorian property in square metres and hectares, and the perimeter in metres, once you search your address. No lot number is needed.
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