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The Queensland Government no longer sells printed copies of topographic maps. Instead, they are freely available from QTopo. You can take your downloaded map to a local printer or print shop. The quality of the printed image will depend on the printer type, settings and paper. You can purchase can buy larger scale printed maps from private map retailers. Use your favourite search engine or see Geoscience Australia distributor network who retail Geoscience Australia's maps and books in various locations throughout Australia. Click here to see the list of Distributors.
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Paper used in mapping program (for plots and press) is 110 gsm
Paper / inks for maps is traditionally UV resistant
Suppliers generally do not trim maps and none fold maps
Copy centres plotters are ideally built for printing of posters (pixilated) and not fine detail map reproductions.
QTopo direct map links
You can download a standard traditional map sheet outside of QTopo by amending the map URL (Note: the map file may be up to 20MB in size). For example, the direct link from QTopo to a standard map sheet (25K scale) is:
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The standard mapsheets display both magnetic declination and topographic grids because they are created locally where we have access to the required extension.
How to calculate the current variance from the 2019 diagram used
Online resources, such as http://www.ga.gov.au/oracle/geomag/agrfform.jsp and http://www.magnetic-declination.com/ can be used to calculated current values and variation from 2019.
Historical topographic maps
Can I obtain a historical topographic map
Our department no longer sells hardcopy historical topographic maps. Instead, they are Our topographic map archive is freely available via the Open Data Portal on the Historical topographic map series - Queensland page
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