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Agricultural Land Class R A 430000 435000 440000 445000 450000 455000 460000 465000 470000 Eskvale AD O Mount Beppo R T S E N Ottaba S W O ! Nambour R C S K E 0 0 Agricultural Land ClasB s 0 0 R D'Aguilar Range 0 0 5 I 5 S 9 D 9 B 9 A 9 A 6 O 6 N Avoca Vale R E E Y S V O K A C Study Area Brisbane River Catchment L C I L R L K O E ESK W Y S H I N G E H S Crossdale Fernvale, Esk and Avoca Vale W Coal Creek T A R Y Mount Tin Tin O A South East QueenslaD nd 0 1.25 2.5 5 7.5 10 Horse Mountain KM Biarra Tooloorum Range Map scale 1:75,000 when printed on A1 page Moreton Coordinate system: Map Grid of Australia (MGA) zone 56, Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94) Murrumba Bay Map produced by: Land Resources, Spatial data sources: 0 Baseline roads and tracks, place names (Queensland Place Names Esk 0 0 Resource Assessment & Information, 0 0 0 0 South Region, Service Delivery, DNRM Database Gazetteer extract) and the SEQ Regional 2013 ortho-rectified Study 0 9 9 9 9 6 July 2017 image mosaic sourced from the Queensland Department of Natural Area 6 Resources and Mines (DNRM). Mckey Hill DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of this product, the Department of Natural Resources D A O and Mines makes no representations or warranties about its accuracy, reliability, completeness, or suitability, for any Mount Esk ! BrisbaneR K E E particular purpose and disclaims all responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for R C all expenses, losses, damages (including indirect or consequential damage) and costs which the user may incur as a S Y E result of the product being in accurate or incomplete in any way for any reason. C ! Toowoomba A Queensland Bryden L © The State of Queensland (Department of Natural Resources and Mines) 2017 Mount Glen Rock Government I Ipswich P Fernvale ! S W IC Study Area H S T R The Bulls Knob E ET Blanks Mountain Mount Sim Jue Esk Burrundon Mountain 0 Coral 0 0 0 0 ! Sea 0 5 Locality Map 5 8 8 9 Cairns 9 6 South East Queensland 6 ! G 20 10 0 20 KM D A Mount Isa OA R T N K HAMPTO T ES O N QUEENSLAND E Data credit: This locality map includes S K R material © Astrium Services (2016), O Locality > ! A all rights reserved for SPOT satellite D imagery data. Brisbane NEW SOUTH WALES Redbank Creek Varleys Hill D A O R Esk P O National L Urban N NORTH Park U BROO Dundas D Moombra K 0 P 0 A 0 RK 0 0 WA 0 0 Y 0 8 8 9 9 6 6 W I V Urban E N H O E S Northbrook O M E R S E T Wivenhoe Dam R O A D D A O R K S E N WILLAURA DRIVE O T T A 0 0 0 G 0 0 0 5 5 7 7 9 9 6 6 415000 420000 425000 Mount Mulgowie Mount Stanley Wivenhoe Hill ! L A R S E Buaraba N Splityard Creek Dam S Pine Hill D R A O Hernandia Hill RO A H D NC A Wash Pool Knoll R D Split Yard Creek B A RN O TE R S N A O E I B T R 0 D 0 C IS 0 A 0 O E B 0 R 0 A N N 0 H 0 C Coominya N E 5 N 5 V O 0 A 0 W IL A R C L 7 7 LS B R L E O A N AD Y HI Y G R HWA E N Y T I S T M E E 0 W E O 0 0 R O 0 T 0 0 S C 0 Legend 0 IN 7 7 A M 9 ROAD 9 KY GULLY M A WES 6 ROC T R Mount England 6 H OAD O N D Agricultural Land Class R A O O A R D E CROP LAND is suitable for a wide range of T CLASS A A T S Mount Baxter current and potential crops with nil to E K L I moderate limitations to production C N I ROSE R B V ORO T U D G I H R L A A O TK A AD L IN P S O E ONS CLASS A1 land is suitable for a wide range R D R O AM A R Patrick Estate N OA D D D of current and potential broadacre and O A I O T R C horticultural crops. E E N T N A T 0 0 O S 0 0 D CLASS A2 land is suitable fC or a wide range E 0 Churchable 0 A A 5 5 O K Y 4 4 of currenR t and potential horticultural crops C N 0 0 I I 7 7 S R M A only E T O V C Clarendon A Wivenhoe Pocket Atkinsons Dam O P O Y C C O A B 0 AD 0 C LIMITED CROP LAND suitable for a narrow O 0 CLASS B R 0 R POCKET 0 ENHOE 0 E WIV 5 E range of current and potential crops. D 5 6 A 6 K O 9 R R 9 6 R 6 O EI A W D HASLIN CLAWSATSS B land is suitable for sown pastures S O Y G DEN NS RO Horse Mountain RO D AD L D A BANO CLARE OL ND L A RO and may be suitable for a wider range of O I AvocaO Vale AD N ROA R D E r Fernvale B E R e ALA IN crops with changes to knowledge, economics v A D O i Picnic Mountain M H N R ILL N A RO or technology AD T Lockyer Waters E Urban D E Balaam Hill R MOU e A NT TA Rifle Range n O T PASTURE LAND is suitable only foRArM a R PA R T S CLASS C O b AD E E s i L E E r improved pastures or native pastures due to A V B I R V N L T R E C S F ANE L limitations that preclude continuous ILL N H A I EST C cultivation for crop production. Some areas Lowood A FOR O M V A may tolerate a short period of ground 0 M 0 0 0 D O disturbance for pasture establishment 0 0 A U 0 N 0 Urban O 4 T 4 Lynford S Vernor 0 R T 0 A 7 7 P NL Kentville E CLASS C1 land is suitable for grazing sown M Y A R Mount Hancock O W pastures requiring ground disturbance for A S D D 0 0 N A establishment; or native pastures on higher 0 Fairney View 0 E 0 0 O E 0 D 0 R A R fertility soils. O 6 R 6 EW G K I 9 V 9 D HT Morton Vale E G 6 A RI 6 N B I E O R A R E M C L CLASS C2 land is suitable for grazing native A V M N M R pastures with or without the introduction of I E ZAB FT EL B L ROA ris L D b I D pasture species and with lower fertility soils an H Kipper Gully A e T S O E than C1. R Tarampa R G O LA D E F MO A G R G O A A R L CLASS C3 land is suitable for light grazing of The Knobby N Borallon E L I V L V A native pastures in accessible areas, and L A E V R N UDDY O M C R REE AD includes steep land more suited to forestry or A K O E R D D Lake Clarendon R F iv A Adare er catchment protection. O D R A N O 0 0 E R Glamorgan Vale 0 0 NON-AGRICULTURAL LAND Coolana D Mount Stradbroke 0 0 CLASS D N G 5 5 I R 3 3 M U 0 0 D B 7 7 O Avoca Vale Study Area R CLASS D land is not suitable for agricultural O Y A Glenore Grove W A Lark Hill M Wanora W O use, including land alientated from L ON 0 ND 0 0 Lake Clarendon E C RE agricultural use. 0 0 L A 0 AK 5 415000 420000 L 425000 5 5 B 5 9 RIG 9 HTVIEW ROAD 6 6 430000 435000 440000 445000 450000 455000 460000 465000 470000.
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