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LOCKYER VALLEY ALLUVIAL PLAINS Mt Berryman Fordsdale Dley Creek 00 10 20 30 40 50 60 152 00 152 15 152 30 L o g a n Cr eek LAKE WIVENHOE RELIABILITY DIAGRAM ESK B R I Run S Hampton ning B CROWS NEST Cree A k N E Buaraba VALLE Y HIGHWAY WAY HIGH k Cree araba Coominya Spring Bu Cre 70 ek 70 ENGLAND kyer Loc Cre ek Fifteen Mile Cr Clarendon eek This assessment uses the results of a medium intensity soil survey Atkinsons R which was based on aerial photography interpretation and ground Lagoon IVE observations ranging from one observation to an area of 25ha to one R observation to an area of 100ha. NEW A. Aerial photography interpretation with ground observations ranging from one per 25ha to one per 50ha. B. Aerial photography interpretation with ground observations ANE B ranging from one per 50ha to one per 100ha. S I Seven Mile Lagoon BR Lowood M ur phys Cree k 60 60 Tarampa Lockrose 27 30 27 30 Lockyer Lockye Lake Clarendon r Lake Clarendon ek Cre Ro C cky reek Coolana Cre ek Harlaxton Glenora Grove Postman's Ridge yer k oc Prenzlau L Helidon WARREGO HIGHWAY Withcott Minden Y RREGO A Gatton WA W GH TOOWOOMBA HI Plainland (CITY) Hatton Vale Marburg 50 Grantham 50 Blanchview TOOWOOMBA Forest Hill LAIDLEY Carpendale Tenthill Birru Middle Ridge Tallegalla Lilydale Kunkala ek Cr e Cabanda Flagstone Creek stone Woodlands Flag Ma Ma Creek Laidley Stockyard Rosewood Te n t h i l Glen Lomond l C r e e GATTON k Preston Grandchester R IVE Upper Tenthill R R 40 ME 40 E Mt Whitestone R B IPSWICH (CITY) k e Cre e s Caffey Lower Mt Walker adi Sugarloaf reek Par C LOCKYER VALLEY ALLUVIAL PLAINS Mt Berryman Fordsdale dley Creek Lai a S Ma M a nd y SUITABILITY FOR Mt Sylvia IRRIGATED CROPS C r eek SCALE 1 : 100 000 metres kilometres 27 45 200002 4 6 8 30 27 45 30 Projection: Universal Transverse Mercator (MGA Zone 56) Horizontal Datum: GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA (GDA94) CAMBOOYA Note: This map is GDA94 compliant Ten Woodbine th ill REFERENCE C re ek Class 1 - Suitable land with negligible limitations West Haldon Class 2 - Suitable land with minor limitations Junction View Class 3 - Suitable land with moderate limitations Class 4 - Marginal land with severe limitations LOCALITY MAP Class 5 - Unsuitable land Goomeri South Lakes, dams and lagoons East Haldon Pacific QLD Thornton Urban Ocean Hirstglen L a id Suitability boundary l ey Kingaroy Soil boundary (refer to soils map) Maroochydore NOTES Bla 20 C 1. Land is classified on the basis of a specified land use which allows 20 c r Caloundra kf ee optimum production with minimal degradation to the land resource e k Yarraman l lo in the long term. w Kilcoy 2. Undesignated lands within the alluvial plains represent "islands" of Cooyar sandstone rising slightly above the plains. Esk SURVEY by B. Powell and N.G. Christianos, Department of Natural Resources and Crows Nest Mines, Queensland. Cr SOILS SOILS BRISBANE eek Townson CARTOGRAPHY by G.J. Finney, Natural Resource Information Management, Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Indooroopilly, Brisbane. P3205 P3206 Du c k Toowoomba Gatton BASE MAP compiled from the Digital Cadastral Data Base (1997), Department of Helidon Marburg Natural Resources and Mines, Brisbane. LOCKYER VALLEY Cambooya Ki ngs PRODUCED at the Indooroopilly Sciences Centre by Natural Resource Information SOILS Management, Natural Resource Sciences, Department of Natural Resources and Warrill View Sheet 3 Mines, November 2001. C P3207 re Clifton ek ACCURACY STATEMENT: Due to varying sources of datasets, spatial locations may Creek not coincide when overlaid. c the State of Queensland, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, 2001 Warwick QUEENSLAND Disclaimer Upper Pilton While every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of this product, the Department of Natural Resources and Mines makes no representations or warranties about its accuracy, reliability, completeness or suitability for any particular purpose and disclaims all responsibility and all liability Information current to October 2001 - Workspace: CHALLENGER/cdata3/jobs/job17374 Information current to October 2001 - Workspace: (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages (including indirect or consequential damage) and costs NEW SOUTH WALES which you might incur as a result of the product being inaccurate or incomplete in any way and for any reason. N 000m 10 10 69 eek CLIFTON BOONAH Cr ill rr a 152 00 152 15 152 30 W Spring Creek WARWICK Fassifern 400000mE 10 20 30 40 50 NR&M Ref. No. LOC-I-A1 3325.
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