Searching for Parcel IDs
When using the Parcel tab, it's important to know how parcel IDs are formatted across different states. Here are some state-specific rules to help you search accurately:
New South Wales (NSW), Tasmania (TAS), Northern Territory (NT)
For these states, the system excludes the DP, RP, SP, etc., from the parcel ID string. When searching, you should remove these characters. For example, instead of using "DP880393," use "1/880393."
Queensland (QLD)
In Queensland, parcel IDs include the plan type (e.g., RP, SP). For example, use "2/RP152267."
Western Australia (WA)
In Western Australia, parcel IDs include a character. Examples include "D096139/501" or "P235117/41." Ensure you include these characters when searching.
Victoria (VIC)
In Victoria, the parcel ID includes the plan type (e.g., TP, PS, PP). This is shown on the map. For example, use "2\TP19147."
South Australia (SA)
Parcel IDs in South Australia include the hundred in the ID. Examples include "H/380200/S/126" and "H/241000/S/1268."
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
In the ACT, parcel IDs include characters. For example, use "PADD//0/7."
By understanding and correctly formatting parcel IDs according to these state-specific rules, you can ensure more accurate and efficient data searches.
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