
For more information contact the New Zealand National Topo/Hydro
Authority. Please note: the metadata presented here is prior to changes agreed with ICSM members and is
therefore subject to alteration. Please read the Explanatory Page
for explanations of the fields, abbreviations and symbols which have been used.
| Object_class | Entity_class | Additional entity class | Object Inheritance | |
| lake_poly | LAKE | Not applicable | simple_area | |
| Object description | ||||
| Any standing body of fresh inland water. | ||||
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| Comments | ||||
| See also pond, lagoon and dam; other objects completing the water-flow pattern are: river, swamp, water-race and canal. | ||||
| Entity Source | Classification | Seed class | Last updated | Edition number |
| US Standard Entity | 50k topo | lake_seed | 23/11/2001 | 3 |
(Where applicable)
| lake_bdy |
| lake_seed |
(Where applicable)
| Attribute | Data type | Attribute description | Attribute values | ||||
| name | string | Name of the lake |
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| lake group name | string | The name of the group of lakes that this individual lake belongs. |
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| lake use | string |
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| lake temperature | string |
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| lake perenniality | string | A perennial lake is one where water is contained all year through. The entry dry" in this table indicates that for most part, the lake does not contain water. |
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