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Supporting Document Biodiversity Map Sheet 1 Supporting Document Biodiversity Sheet 001 E2 Environmental Zone Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest (EEC) Wilsonia Backhousei (VS) Estuarine Fringe Forest (EEC) Estuarine Saltmarsh (EEC) Environmental Protection Overlay Wetland Protection Areas - SREP (Sydney Harbour Catchment) 2005 D R D N POINT PARK ST A Coastal Sandstone Gully Forest L X A L B LEEDS ST Parramatta River LEEDS ST Coastal Sandstone Ridgetop Woodland R MEREDITH AVE E D V A E N L I L L E CONCORD RD E V T R A S O C H R S E K L DARLING AVE A Estuarine Mangrove W AVERILL ST T S N Y L L E W E L NINA GRAY AVE L Sandstone Headland Scrub DENHAM ST E V A L TIMBROL AVE L E V A D T Brays Bay C T R S CONCORD RD S D R N E Insert Map frame here A K L L X A A L CROPLEY W B Parramatta River Cadastre GAUTHORPE ST R H O D E S LLEWELLYN ST LLEWELLYN ST Cadastre 15/04/2013 © NSW LPMA T S T T E S U R Q D E R R K A S L D H M A R O W O R C D E N R L O I D N C N E A D L R X A Vegetation data provided by the Catchment Management Authority L B in two studies from 2007 & 2009. 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