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SPATIAL PLANNING BASELINE: TANZANIA’S COASTAL FORESTS 2011 Figure 12: Map of Kilwa Landscape and simulated wildlife corridors
SPATIAL PLANNING BASELINE: TANZANIA’S COASTAL FORESTS 2011 Figure 13: Forest areas on the Mbwalawala and Uchungwa Plateaux in Kilwa district, also showing the location of the bioshape biofuel plantation areas (Perkin et al. 2008c – using data provided by Sokoine University and Conservation International) 3.8 Lindi Landscape The landscape includes a narrow coastal plain, rising in a series of sandstone ridges that run more or less parallel to the coast. The lowland areas have deep, leached sandy soils derived from terrestrial sands, gravels, calcretes and laterites of Miocene to Pleistocene age (Perkin et al. 2008c). The Rondo, Noto, Chitoa, Mputwa and Likonde plateaus are composed of soft friable Miocene sands and the smooth tops of these plateaus appear to be remnants of an ancient rolling Miocene surface that is being eroded away through a process of retreating scarp erosion (<strong>Burgess</strong> and Clarke 2000). Small patches of forest are located on and around these plateaus, as well as near the coast. The altitude of the landscape ranges from 0 m-asl at the coast to 900 m-asl on the western side of the Rondo plateau. The Noto Plateau extends up to 534 m and the Chitoa plateau extends up to 260 m. Table 14: Summary of forest reserves in the Rondo Landscape Forest Reserves Area Status Altitude (m) Vegetation types Reference Chitoa 770* CGFR 240-420 Dry evergreen forest, riverine Clarke (1995),
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