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Geospatial and Data Services Manager - Foreshore Conditions - Right Bank Condition (DWER-011)
River foreshore condition of the right bank, assessed and classed using the Pen-Scott classification method. The Pen-Scott method is a standardised rating technique that classifies foreshore areas along a gradient from pristine (A grade) through to D grade, connoting a ditch. The four grades are further divided into three sub-categories per grade, i.e. A1, A2 and A3. A1: Pristine A2: Near pristine A3: Slightly disturbed B1: Degraded – weed infested B2: Degraded – heavily weed infested B3: Degraded – weed dominated C1: Erosion prone C2: Soil exposed C3: Eroded D1: Ditch - eroding D2: Ditch – feely eroding D3: Drain – weed dominated See specific reports for more information and pictorial examples. See Pen, L.J. and Scott, M. (1995) Stream foreshore assessment in farming areas. Blackwood Catchment Coordinating Group and Water and Rivers Commission (1999) River Restoration Reports No. RR2 and RR3 for foreshore condition assessment methods. Left and right bank are relative to an observer facing downstream. DISCLAIMER: While the dataset has been prepared by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, it contains information from State and federally funded foreshore assessment projects conducted at different times by Natural Resource Management groups with support from DWER regional offices. It should be noted that for any given location, the data provides a ‘snapshot’ of the attributes recorded at one specific time. Any information or representation expressed or implied in this database is made in good faith and on the basis that the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation and its employees are not liable for any damage or loss whatsoever which may occur as a result of action taken or not taken, as the case may be in respect of any information or representation referred to herein. Professional advice should be obtained to verify the information contained in this database before applying to particular circumstances. The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation accepts no responsibility for collecting or updating this data but some known errors are being addressed. This dataset was formerly known as Foreshore Conditions - Right Bank Condition (DOW-049)
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River Risk Ratings
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The River Risk Ratings provide a comprehensive view of how river condition and risk have been assessed across New South Wales over the past three decades. This collection brings together historic and contemporary datasets developed from the 1990s to the present, illustrating the evolution of assessment methodologies used to understand river health, hydrological stress, and ecological vulnerability. Together, these datasets link spatial layers, tabular data, and supporting reports — forming a single point of truth for understanding how NSW river systems have been evaluated through time. The River Risk Ratings are comprised of three key components, each reflecting a distinct period and methodology in river risk assessment: 1. River Risk Ratings – Historic Stress Rivers Assessment (1990s) A historic dataset derived from the original Stress Rivers Approach (SRA) developed during the 1990s, prior to the introduction of the Water Management Act 2000. This early method classified rivers according to stress indicators such as water extraction pressure and ecological condition. It represents one of the first systematic attempts to quantify river stress across NSW and serves as an important baseline for later risk assessments. 2. River Risk Ratings – Historic Macro Risk Assessment (2000s) yet to publish A historic risk dataset developed during the 2000s by water planners. This macro-level assessment expanded on the earlier SRA work by incorporating hydrological and ecological metrics to evaluate risk at the catchment scale. It informed early water-sharing and planning frameworks under the emerging Water Management Act 2000 and provides continuity between the early and modern risk assessment models. 3. River Risk Ratings – Contemporary Risk Assessment (2016–Present) yet to publish The current and ongoing statewide river risk dataset developed from 2016 to the present. It consolidates a decade of river risk ratings into a centralised database, supported by spatial layers and associated reports (including those linked to the MDBA Water Resource Plans). This represents the most up-to-date and standardised approach to river risk assessment in NSW and forms the operational basis for future updates. How to Access the Data on the SEED Open Data Portal This landing page provides an overview only. To view or download the data, perform the following:,
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