Geoscience Australia often receives requests for other types of maps and data - a list of the most commonly requested types and where they can be obtained is detailed below.
| Map/data type | Provider/other details |
| Groundwater levels | Geoscience Australia has a limited range over the eastern states (mainly over the Murray River Basin). Please contact our Sales Centre for more details. |
| Bathymetry maps | Geoscience Australia has bathymetry grid data for Australian off-shore waters as a free online download. |
| Papua New Guinea (PNG) maps | Geoscience Australia has a limited range of topographic maps for PNG - contact our Sales Centre for more details. |
| Overseas maps | Please contact your nearest NATMAP Retailer, many of whom stock a range of overseas maps. The National Library of Australia maintains a cartographic links page with information on maps from around the world. |
| Soil types maps and data | Bureau of Rural Sciences |
| National and overseas aircharts | AirServices Australia |
| Cadastral data and maps | Public Sector Mapping Agency (PSMA) - Cadastral Lite Value Added Resellers. |
| Australian electoral boundary maps | Australian Electoral Commission |
| Hydrographic charts and information | Australian Hydrographic Service |
| Australian statistical maps and information | Australian Bureau of Statistics |
In 1997, as a result of a government decision, the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group (AUSLIG), a predecessor of Geoscience Australia, took steps to outsource the production of the Australian Government's topographic maps. This successful link with the spatial information industry has over the years led to a panel of providers who are working with Geoscience Australia to provide 'fundamental' topographic maps and data of Australia.
In recent years Geoscience Australia and the Department of Defence have been working together with a shared goal of achieving greater coordination and cooperation in the collection and management of spatial information covering Australia. Geoscience Australia manages the onshore topographic map production requirements for Defence Imagery and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO). This arrangement strengthens the spatial information industry in Australia through extended contract opportunities for the private sector map producers on the Geoscience Australia Panel. This work is now being allocated to panel contractors.