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Reserve List Department for Environment and Water Protected Areas Information System Reserve List Park Name First Area (ha) Park Office Proclaimed Aberdour (CP) 28-Feb-1991 145 Natural Resources Office - Keith Acraman Creek (CP) 12-Sep-1991 3,953 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary National Park- 27-Oct-2016 14,802 Natural Resources Centre - Gawler Winaityinaityi Pangkara (NP) Aldinga Scrub (CP) 07-Nov-1985 266 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Althorpe Islands (CP) 16-Mar-1967 163 Natural Resources Office - Kadina Angove (CP) 23-Jun-1994 5 Natural Resources Centre - Gawler Anstey Hill (RP) 31-Aug-1989 361 Natural Resources Centre - Gawler Avoid Bay Islands (CP) 02-May-1968 18 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Baird Bay Islands (CP) 16-Mar-1967 27 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Bakara (CP) 15-May-1986 2,029 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Bandon (CP) 22-Aug-2013 650 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Bangham (CP) 22-Nov-1973 869 Natural Resources Office - Keith Barwell (CP) 31-Mar-1988 10,142 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Bascombe Well (CP) 02-Jul-1970 33,430 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Baudin (CP) 28-Mar-2002 310 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Baudin Rocks (CP) 19-Aug-1965 6 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Beachport (CP) 01-Jan-1959 875 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Beatrice Islet (CP) 16-Mar-1967 103 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Belair (NP) 01-Nov-1892 835 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Belt Hill (CP) 27-Apr-1972 10 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Bernouilli (CR) 11-Nov-1993 266 Natural Resources Office - Keith Beyeria (CP) 14-May-1987 188 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Big Heath (CP) 07-May-1964 2,472 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Billiatt (CP) 12-Dec-1940 802 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Billiatt (WA) 12-Dec-1940 59,125 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Bimbowrie (CP) 18-Feb-2010 71,824 Natural Resources Centre - Clare Bird Islands (CP) 02-May-1968 358 Natural Resources Office - Kadina Black Hill (CP) 27-Apr-1972 758 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Black Rock (CP) 09-Nov-1972 169 Natural Resources Office - Melrose Blackwood Forest (RP) 01-Nov-2001 21 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Bool Lagoon (GR) 08-Jun-1967 3,103 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Boondina (CP) 11-Nov-1993 12,555 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Brookfield (CP) 06-Jul-1978 5,515 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Brownhill Creek (RP) 15-Jul-1915 51 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Buckleboo (CR) 13-Sep-1990 281 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Bucks Lake (GR) 25-Apr-1968 138 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Bullock Hill (CP) 30-Jan-2014 221 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Bunbury (CR) 11-Nov-1993 1,945 Natural Resources Office - Keith Bunkers (CR) 29-Mar-2001 14,062 Wilpena Busby Islet (CP) 16-Mar-1967 17 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Butcher Gap (CP) 29-Mar-1990 254 Natural Resources Office - Keith Calectasia (CP) 01-Jun-1967 14 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Calpatanna Waterhole (CP) 14-Feb-1974 3,644 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Canunda (NP) 20-Aug-1959 9,624 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Cap Island (CP) 16-Mar-1967 9 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Cape Blanche (CP) 09-Feb-2012 822 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Cape Bouguer (WA) 21-Jan-1971 5,298 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Cape Gantheaume (WA) 21-Jan-1971 20,099 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Cape Gantheaume (CP) 21-Jan-1971 4,213 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Cape Torrens (WA) 21-Jan-1971 1,108 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Cape Willoughby (CP) 21-Jan-1971 18 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Caralue Bluff (CP) 09-Dec-1993 2,157 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Carappee Hill (CP) 30-Aug-1973 850 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Caratoola (RP) 24-Apr-1969 54 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Carcuma (CP) 28-Aug-1969 2,927 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Caroona Creek (CP) 18-Feb-2010 5,422 Natural Resources Centre - Clare 15-MAR-2019 Reserve List Page 1 of 7 Park Name First Area (ha) Park Office Proclaimed Carpenter Rocks (CP) 06-Sep-2001 33 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Carribie (CP) 11-Jul-1968 15 Natural Resources Office - Kadina Chadinga (CP) 11-Nov-1993 11,854 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Charleston (CP) 08-Apr-1976 54 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Chowilla (GR) 08-Apr-1993 17,244 Natural Resources Centre - Berri Chowilla (RR) 08-Apr-1993 75,221 Natural Resources Centre - Berri Christmas Rocks (CP) 30-Jan-2014 19 Natural Resources Office - Keith Cleland (CP) 01-Jan-1945 1,025 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Clements Gap (CP) 17-Oct-1963 790 Natural Resources Office - Melrose Clinton (CP) 10-Sep-1970 2,072 Natural Resources Office - Kadina Cobbler Creek (RP) 26-Oct-1989 266 Natural Resources Centre - Gawler Cocata (CP) 31-Mar-1988 16,762 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Coffin Bay (NP) 02-Dec-1982 30,976 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Cooltong (CP) 08-Apr-1993 3,710 Natural Resources Centre - Berri Coorong (NP) 04-Aug-1966 49,015 Natural Resources Office - Keith Corrobinnie Hill (CP) 25-Aug-1983 208 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Cortlinye (CR) 12-Nov-1987 208 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Cox Scrub (CR) 11-Nov-1993 < 1 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Cox Scrub (CP) 05-Mar-1970 562 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Cromer (CP) 22-Jan-1976 44 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Cudlee Creek (CP) 29-Apr-1971 49 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Cunyarie (CR) 24-Oct-1985 94 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Currency Creek (GR) 19-Jun-1975 128 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Custon (CP) 08-Mar-2007 64 Natural Resources Office - Keith Cygnet Estuary (CP) 06-Feb-2014 334 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Danggali (CP) 04-Nov-1976 48,416 Natural Resources Centre - Berri Danggali (WA) 04-Nov-1976 202,815 Natural Resources Centre - Berri Darke Range (CP) 28-Nov-1985 693 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Deep Creek (CP) 30-Sep-1971 4,496 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Desert Camp (CR) 11-Nov-1993 882 Natural Resources Office - Keith Desert Camp (CP) 27-Jul-1967 51 Natural Resources Office - Keith Dingley Dell (CP) 01-Jan-1922 6 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Douglas Point (CP) 08-May-1997 60 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Dudley (CP) 26-Mar-1970 1,768 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Eastern Spencer Gulf (MP) 29-Jan-2009 78,385 Natural Resources Office - Kadina Eba Island (CP) 08-Dec-1966 134 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Ediacara (CP) 11-Nov-1993 4,765 Wilpena Elliot Price (CP) 09-Nov-1967 63,453 Natural Resources Centre - SA Arid Lands Encounter (MP) 29-Jan-2009 312,088 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Eric Bonython (CP) 21-Jul-1960 6 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Ettrick (CP) 31-Oct-2013 479 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Eurilla (CP) 22-Sep-1977 7 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Ewens Ponds (CP) 09-Sep-1976 36 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Fairview (CP) 13-Oct-1960 1,394 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Far West Coast (MP) 29-Jan-2009 169,015 Natural Resources Centre - Ceduna Ferguson (CP) 01-Jan-1949 8 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Ferries-McDonald (CP) 28-Jul-1938 842 Natural Resources Centre - Murray Bridge Finniss (CP) 29-Jan-1976 123 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Flinders Chase (NP) 16-Oct-1919 34,646 Natural Resources Centre - Kingscote Fort Glanville (CP) 01-Jan-1951 5 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Fowlers Bay (CP) 11-Nov-1993 9,731 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Franklin Harbor (MP) 29-Jan-2009 63,500 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Franklin Harbor (CP) 22-Jan-1976 1,356 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Furner (CP) 22-Nov-1973 289 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Gambier Islands (CP) 16-Mar-1967 104 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Gambier Islands Group (MP) 29-Jan-2009 11,956 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Gawler Ranges (NP) 15-Jan-2002 178,634 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Gawler Ranges (CP) 11-Nov-1993 15,480 Natural Resources Office - Streaky Bay Geegeela (CP) 21-Jul-2005 858 Natural Resources Office - Keith Giles (CP) 30-Aug-2007 109 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Glen Roy (CP) 12-Nov-1970 544 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Goose Island (CP) 27-Apr-1972 31 Natural Resources Office - Kadina Gower (CP) 21-Jan-1971 40 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Granite Island (RP) 30-Sep-1999 31 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga 15-MAR-2019 Reserve List Page 2 of 7 Park Name First Area (ha) Park Office Proclaimed Grass Tree (CP) 17-Aug-1972 16 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Great Australian Bight Marine (NP) 26-Sep-1996 123,294 Natural Resources Centre - Ceduna Greenhill (RP) 27-Nov-1952 24 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Greenly Island (CP) 16-Mar-1967 166 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Guichen Bay (CP) 27-Jul-1967 127 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Gum Lagoon (CP) 20-Aug-1970 8,906 Natural Resources Office - Keith Gum Tree Gully (CP) 18-Feb-2010 111 Natural Resources Centre - Willunga Hacks Lagoon (CP) 08-Jun-1967 202 Natural Resources Centre - Mount Gambier Hale (CP) 09-Jan-1964 189 Natural Resources Centre - Gawler Hallett Cove (CP) 01-Jul-1976 51 Black Hill Conservation Park Office Hambidge (WA) 28-Aug-1941 37,891 Natural Resources Centre - Port Lincoln Hanson Scrub (CP)
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