Land Surveying in Table Top

Land Surveying around Table Top

The council's page (read 7 October 2026) lists, among what the strategy takes into consideration, long-term urban development opportunities. It comes in parts, with a Table Top part and a Table Top settlement plan map that we did not open, so we state nothing from them. The strategy covers Splitters Creek as well; its plan for Splitters Creek is the same document, so Splitters Creek has no page of its own here.

None of these pages mentions a land survey for a given lot, so what follows is our inference, not a rule: if you are thinking of dividing a rural lot in Table Top, the council's steps on the subdividing page apply, and the Albury Local Environmental Plan 2010's Lot Size Map is where the council says the requirements for torrens title subdivision sit; we could not read it and state no minimum. Tell the provider where the land is and ask what they check against the council's strategy. The strategy is a plan for the area; it does not say what any lot may be used for.

See all Land Surveying in Albury. Other localities named on this site: Splitters Creek and Thurgoona. Related pages: subdividing land, survey marks, planning controls and flood-prone land and who prepares a survey plan. Source: AlburyCity, Rural Lands Strategy for Table Top and Splitters Creek (read 7 October 2026).