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Maps

My Area

Find council programs and services near you, including bin collection days, council buildings, parks and reserves, events and more.

Dry areas

There are a number of areas across our region where alcohol restrictions apply (dry areas).

Heat mapping

By identifying hot-spots we can better inform our management decisions relating to tree plantings, urban planning and the health and wellbeing our community.

Nature play

Our region has many natural spaces accessible to everyone with lots of fun ways that families can get outdoors and connect with nature.

Open Space Network

The Open Space SMP sets out the type and location of recreation open space and the links between them.

Road Network Plan

The Road Network Plan (RNP) is the City of Onkaparinga’s leading road management document which outlines our road hierarchy and functional road networks.

Solar panel coverage

43% of houses in Onkaparinga have solar panels installed. See how your suburb compares.

Sport and Active Recreation Facilities

Our region has a large and diverse number of sport and active recreation facilities. This map highlights the type and location of these facilities.

Trails and cycling network

Our city has many diverse trails catering for land, air and water activities.

Ward boundaries

To find out which ward you live in, view the city wide interactive ward map.

Customer Relations Centre

P +61 8 8384 0666
E mail@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au

Postal: PO Box 1,
Noarlunga Centre SA 5168

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Kaurna acknowledgement
The City of Onkaparinga acknowledges the Kaurna Nation and its people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land in the area now known as the City of Onkaparinga, and pays respect to Elders past and present.