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 "snippet": "Spatial representation of the part of northern Queensland where AHB Java genotype is known to exist as declared on 15 May 2023",
 "description": "This is the spatial representation of the part of northern Queensland where AHB Java genotype is known to exist as declared on 15 May 2023. It is identified as the Asian Honey Bee Known Infested Area (KIA), It is geographically defined by line drawings connecting the outermost confirmed AHB Java genotype detection locations. Localities are used as the defining boundaries. The KIA is expected to change over time.",
 "summary": "Spatial representation of the part of northern Queensland where AHB Java genotype is known to exist as declared on 15 May 2023",
 "title": "Asian Honey Bee Known Infestation Area Queensland",
 "tags": [
  "FAUNA Insects",
  "FAUNA Exotic",
  "FAUNA Invertebrates",
  "HAZARDS Pests",
  "Asian honey bee",
  "farming",
  "boundaries",
  "environment",
  "Queensland"
 ],
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 "accessInformation": "© State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2023",
 "licenseInfo": "Not to be used as a definitive absolute location of Asian honey bee known infested areas"
}