BetaBetaDataset
To provide data on administrative boundaries for specific aboriginal groups of Australia and lands set aside for exclusive benefits.
Aboriginal land is private property owned under special freehold title. It is inalienable, meaning it cannot be bought, acquired, or forfeited. The inalienable Aboriginal freehold is granted as a communal title (where land is held collectively by a group, rather than by individuals), and is the strongest form of title in Australia.
The data contains 128 Aboriginal freehold lands, their names, identity, date, officially stated, and area location.
This data was collected from the government registry and satellite imagery.