DARLING RIVERINE PLAINS BIOREGION Background Report

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Appendix B: Land Systems within the DRP (Walker 1991) Major Rangetype Northern Floodplains Southern Riverine Woodlands Mitchell Grass Plains E. populnea - Pine Belah and Bluebush Rangetype Physiography Land System Area intersecting DRP (ha) % Land System % DRP Scalded floodplains Playas and Basins Popelloe 14 883 66% 0.2% Alluvial plains Rugby 192 317 99% 2.1% Hermidon 158 645 97% 1.7% Rostella 150 674 99% 1.6% Dunoak 50 482 68% 0.5% Gingie 48 969 99% 0.5% Budda 37 878 98% 0.4% Geera 27 146 99% 0.3% Tatala 19 706 81% 0.2% Dumble 17 252 98% 0.2% Pendiana 14 638 49% 0.2% Lakes and swamps Playas and Basins Thackenbie 50 700 96% 0.5% Rotten Plain 48 448 99% 0.5% Narran 27 196 99% 0.3% Walkdens 16 449 13% 0.2% Cobham 26
Major Rangetype Rangetype Physiography Land System Area intersecting DRP (ha) Sandplains and dunefields with Casuarina cristata and Alectryon oleifolius % Land System % DRP Oulilla 2 008 2%
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DARLING RIVERINE PLAINS BIOREGION B
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3.2 Vegetation Mapping and Descript
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List of Maps Chapter 1 Map 1 Locati
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