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Threatened and Priority Flora (DBCA-036) (21) Priority 1 Priority 2 Priority 3 Priority 4 Threatened Extinct Threatened and Priority Fauna (DBCA-037) (65) LEGEND Threatened - Critically endangered Threatened - Endangered Threatened - Vulnerable Specially Protected - Migratory Bird Specially Protected - Conservation Dependent Specially Protected - Other Specially Protected Presumed Extinct Priority Fauna DBCA Fire Towers (DBCA-061) (56) ESD Legend Disused Operational Incident Control Centre Sites (DBCA-062) (57) Name Field Incident Control Centre Site Fixed Facility Incident Control Centre DPIRD Weather Stations and Radar (DPIRD-075) (60) Forest Blocks (DBCA-025) (0) Forest Disease Risk Areas (DBCA-024) (1) Fish Habitat Protection Areas (DPIRD-049) (2) Consanguineous Wetlands Suites (DBCA-020) (3) EPA-SIER (DWER-060) (4) Linear - Along roadside, pipe route Expansive - Regional Area Large - LGA Sized Medium - Suburb Sized Small - City Block Equivalent Localised - Lot Size Contaminated Sites Database (DWER-059) (5) CLASS Contaminated - remediation required Contaminated - restricted use Remediated for restricted use Clearing Referral Proposal (DWER-116) (83) Referral - Permit Application Not Required (DWER-117) (84) Clearing Regulations - Environmentally Sensitive Areas (DWER-046) (6) EPA Redbook Recommended Conservation Reserves 1976-1991 (DBCA-029) (8) Ramsar Sites (DBCA-010) (9) DRAFT Proposed Area Existing Geomorphic Wetlands, Swan Coastal Plain (DBCA-019) (10) WGS_WETLANDMANAGEMENTCATEGORY Conservation Multiple Use Not Applicable Not Assessed Resource Enhancement South Coast Significant Wetlands (DBCA-018) (11) International (RAMSAR) National (ANCA) National (Register of the National Estate) Conservation Class Geomorphic Wetlands, Augusta to Walpole (DBCA-017) (12) Dampland Estuary - peripheral Estuary Floodplain Lake Other basin wetlands Paluslope Palusmont Palusplain Sumpland Geomorphic Wetlands Cervantes Eneabba (DBCA-015) (13) Classification Barlkarra Creek Dampland Floodplain Lake Not classified Paluslope Palusplain Playa River Sumpland Geomorphic Wetlands Darkan Duranillin (DBCA-016) (14) Classification Creek Dampland Floodplain Lake Paluslope Palusplain River Sumpland Geomorphic Wetlands Cervantes Coastal (DBCA-014) (15) Classification Barlkarra Creek Dampland Estuary Estuary-Peripheral Floodplain Lake Not classified Paluslope Palusplain Playa River Self-emergent wetland Spring Sumpland Wadi Geomorphic Wetlands Cervantes South (DBCA-013) (16) Classification Barlkarra Creek Dampland Floodplain Lake Paluslope Palusplain River Sumpland Pre-European Vegetation (DPIRD-006) (17) System Association Native Vegetation Extent (DPIRD-005) (18) Wheatbelt Wetlands Stage 1 (DBCA-021) (19) WWP_LEGEND Basin Channel Flat Granite outcrop Reservoir Slope Not classified Swan Canning Riverpark (DBCA-035) (20) Threatened Ecological Communities (DBCA-038) (23) Site Status Threatened Priority EPP 2003 Western Swamp Tortoise Policy Boundary (DWER-062) (24) Kwinana - Atmospheric Waste Miscellaneous Areas (DWER-064) (25) Kwinana - Atmospheric Waste Policy Boundary (DWER-065) (26) Peel Inlet - Harvey Estuary (DWER-066) (27) Aquatic GDE in the Fitzroy Water Planning Area (DWER-126) (116) GDE_LIKELI High potential Moderate potential Low potential Non-GDE Western Swamp Tortoise Habitat (DWER-071) (28) Urban Forest Mesh Blocks - 2009 (DPLH-034) (29) Canopy Cover Range 0 to 5% 5 to 10% 10 to 15% 15 to 20% 20 to 25% 25 to 30% 30 to 40% > 40% No Data Urban Forest Mesh Blocks - 2014 (DPLH-038) (33) Canopy Cover Range 0 to 5% 5 to 10% 10 to 15% 15 to 20% 20 to 25% 25 to 30% 30 to 40% > 40% No Data Urban Forest Mesh Blocks - 2016 (DPLH-042) (37) Canopy Cover Range 0 to 5% 5 to 10% 10 to 15% 15 to 20% 20 to 25% 25 to 30% 30 to 40% > 40% No Data Urban Forest Mesh Blocks - 2018 (DPLH-073) (66) Canopy Cover Range 0 to 5% 5 to 10% 10 to 15% 15 to 20% 20 to 25% 25 to 30% 30 to 40% > 40% No Data Urban Forest Mesh Blocks - 2020 (DPLH-096) (82) Canopy Cover Range 0 to 5% 5 to 10% 10 to 15% 15 to 20% 20 to 25% 25 to 30% 30 to 40% > 40% No Data Urban Forest Mesh Blocks - 2024 (DPLH-109) (125) Canopy Coverage Range 0 to 5% 5 to 10% 10 to 15% 15 to 20% 20 to 25% 25 to 30% 30 to 40% over 40% No Data Geomorphic Wetlands South West - Unreviewed (DBCA-040) (41) Classification Dampland Floodplain Not Assessed Paluslope Palusplain Palusvale Sumpland Forest Management Plan 2014-2023 (DBCA-041) (42) Proposed National park Nature reserve Conservation park Conservation reserve Other reserve State forest, timber reserve and miscellaneous reserve Forest Conservation Area Forest Management Plan (FMP) 2024-2033 Proposed Tenure Changes (DBCA-078) (117) FMP_LEGEND National Park Nature Reserve Conservation Park Section 5(1)(h) Reserve Conservation Reserve Forest Conservation Area State Forest Excision from CALM Estate Completed/Not to Progress Forest Management Plan (FMP) Boundary: 2024 - 2033 (DBCA-080) (118) Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) Boundary (DBCA-081) (119) Walpole Wilderness Peat Wetlands - Unreviewed (DBCA-042) (43) Wetland Classification basin/swamp dam flat lake Geomorphic Wetlands Leeuwin Naturaliste Ridge and Donnybrook to Nannup - Unreviewed (DBCA-043) (44) Classification Dampland Floodplain Lake Not Assessed Paluslope Palusplain Palusvale Sumpland Geomorphic Wetlands Manjimup to Northcliffe - Unreviewed (DBCA-044) (45) Classification Dampland Floodplain Lake Not Assessed Paluslope Palusmont Palusplain Palusvale Sumpland Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia - Western Australia (DBCA-045) (46) Vegetation Complexes - Swan Coastal Plain (DBCA-046) (47) Dandaragan Plateau - Lateritic uplands Mogumber Complex-North Mogumber Complex-South Karamal Complex-North Karamal Complex-South Cullula Complex Wannamal Complex Dandaragan Plateau - Valleys Moondah Complex Dandaragan Plateau - Scarps Reagan Complex Gingin Complex Swan Coastal Plain - Aeolian deposits Southern River Complex Bassendean Complex-North Bassendean Complex-Central and South Bassendean Complex-North Transition Bassendean Complex-Central and South Transition Karrakatta Complex-North Karrakatta Complex-North Transition Karrakatta Complex-Central and South Caladenia Complex Cottesloe Complex-North Cottesloe Complex-Central and South Herdsman Complex Pinjar Complex Quindalup Complex Swan Coastal Plain - Fluviate deposits Abba Complex Coonambidgee Complex Guildford Complex Swan Complex Dardanup Complex Serpentine River Complex Beermullah Complex Bootine Complex Yanga Complex Mungala Complex Cannington Complex Moore River Cokelup Complex Swan Coastal Plain - Marine deposits Vasse Complex Yoongarillup Complex Swan Coastal Plain - Ridge Hill shelf Forrestfield Complex Swan Coastal Plain - Upland Cartis Complex Vegetation Complexes - South West forest region of Western Australia (DBCA-047) (48) Darling Plateau - Uplands Barrow, BAf Barrow, BAg Bevan 1, BE1 Bevan 1, BEy1 Bevan 2, BE2 Bevan 2, BEy2 Bevan 3, BE3 Bevan, BEb Bevan, BEs Boscabel, Bo1 Boscabel, Bo1s Collis 1, CO1 Collis 1, COp1 Collis 1, COy1 Collis 2, CO2 Collis 2, COp2 Collis 2, COy2 Collis, COb Collis, COd Cooke, Ce Crowea, CRb Crowea, CRd Crowea, CRy Dalmore 1, DM1 Dalmore 2, DM2 Dalmore, DMg Darkin 1, Dk1 Darling Scarp, DS1 Darling Scarp, DS2 Donnybrook, DB3 Dwellingup, D1 Dwellingup, D2 Dwellingup, D3 Dwellingup, D4 Farrar 1, Fa1 Gale, GA Hester, HR Keystone, Kb Keystone, Kg Keystone, Kp Keystone, Ks Keystone, Ky Kulikup 1, KU1 Kulikup 2, KU2 Lindesay, Lg Lindesay, Lp Lindesay, Ls Lindesay, Ly Mallawillup, Mm Mattaband 1, MT1 Mattaband 1, MTp1 Mattaband 1, MTy1 Mattaband 2, MT2 Mattaband 2, MTp2 Mattaband 2, MTy2 Mattaband, MTb Mornington, MH Perillup, PP Pillenorup, PN Pumpareena, Pu Quartzite Hills, QT Quininup, QP Sandalwood, SD Toponup, TP Wilga, WG Wishart, WS2 Wishart, WSv Yalanbee, Y5 Yalanbee, Y6 Darling Plateau - Depressions and Swamps on Uplands Caldyanup, CA Camballup, CM Corbalup 2, CL2 Corbalup, CL1 Cormint, CT Goonaping, G Kapalarup, KP Kirup, KR Kulikup, KUw Morande, MO Nuniup, Nu Qualeup, QU Qualeup, QUs Qualeup, QUw Quindabellup, QN Sidcup, SC Stockton, SK Swamp, S Yornup, YR Darling Plateau - Valleys Balingup, BL Balingup, BLf Bindoon, Bi Boonarie, BO Bridgetown, BT Bridgetown, BTf Brockman, BR Carbunup, CB Cattaminup, CP Catterick, CC1 Catterick, CC2 Coolakin, Ck Darkin 2, Dk2 Darkin 3, Dk3 Darkin 4, Dk4 Donnelly, DO Farrar 2, Fa2 Farrar 3, Fa3 Granite Valleys, S1 Granite Valleys, S2 Granite Valleys, V1 Granite Valleys, V5 Granite Valleys, Va2 Granite Valleys, Va3 Granite Valleys, Vh2 Granite Valleys, Vh3 Grimwade, GR Helena 1, He1 Helena 2, He2 Lefroy, LF Lowdon, Lo Lukin 1, LK1 Lukin 2, LK2 Michibin, Mi Murray 1, My1 Murray 2, My2 Narrow Valleys, S5 Narrow Valleys, S6 Newgalup 1, NW1 Newgalup 1, NWf1 Newgalup 1, NWg1 Newgalup 2, NW2 Newgalup 2, NWf2 Newgalup 2, NWg2 Pemberton, PM1 Pemberton, PM2 Pindalup, Pn Queenwood, QW Queenwood, QWf Saline Terraces, st Stratton, ST Warren, WA Wheatley, WH1 Wheatley, WH2 Wheatley, WH3 Wilgarup, WL Yanmah, YN1 Yanmah, YN2 Yarragil 1, Yg1 Yarragil 2, Yg2 Yerraminnup, YE Yerraminnup, YEf Darling Plateau - Valley Floors and Swamps Condinup, CP1 Condinup, CP2 Darkin 5, Dk5 Darkin 5f, Dk5f Farrar 4, Fa4 Farrar 5, Fa5 Gnowergerup, GW Lakes And Open Water, L Mumballup, ML Nooning, No Southampton, SP Williams, Wi Wingewelup, Wg Collie Plain - Uplands Cardiff, CF Collie, CI Collie Plain - Depressions and Swamps Muja, MJ Unicup Plain - Uplands Frankland Hills, FH1 Frankland Hills, FH2 Gordon Flats, GD2 Unicup, UC3 Yarraleena, Ya Unicup Plain - Valleys Frankland Hills, FH3 Jingalup, JP2 Unicup, UC2 Unicup Plain - Valley Floors and Swamps Frankland Hills, FH4 Frankland Hills, FH5 Gordon Flats, GD1 Gordon Flats, GD4 Unicup, UC1 Unicup, UC4 Southern Plain Angove, A Blackwater, BW Blackwater, BWp Broad Swamps, S4 Burnett, BU Granite Valleys, V4 Hawk, HK Hazelvale, HA Kordabup, KO Owingup, OW Pingerup, Pi Quagering, Q Shallow Valleys, S3 Walpole, Wp Redmond Siltstone Plain - Uplands Dempster 1, Dc1 Dempster 2, Dc2 Dempster, Ds Mitchell, MI Redmond, R Trent, TR1 Trent, TR2 Redmond Siltstone Plain - Valleys Broad Valleys, S7 Broad Valleys, S8 Sedimentary Valleys, V7 Sedimentary Valleys, V8 Redmond Siltstone Plain - Valley Floors and Swamps Boulongup, Bu Fernley, F Valley Terrace, f Valley Terrace, t Leeuwin - Naturaliste Coast Gracetown Karst, Gk Gracetown, G2 Gracetown, G3 Gracetown, Ge Gracetown, GE Gracetown, Gv Kilcarnup, KB Kilcarnup, KbE Kilcarnup, KE Kilcarnup, KEf Kilcarnup, Kf Kilcarnup, Kr Wilyabrup, We Wilyabrup, WE Wilyabrup, WEw Margaret River Plateau - Uplands Cowaramup, C1 Cowaramup, C2 Cowaramup, Cd Cowaramup, Cr Glenarty Hills, H Glenarty Hills, Hd Metricup, M Margaret River Plateau - Valleys Cowaramup, Cw1 Cowaramup, Cw2 Glenarty Hills, Hw Metricup, Mv Wilyabrup, W1 Wilyabrup, W2 Wilyabrup, Wd Wilyabrup, Wr Wilyabrup, Ww1 Wilyabrup, Ww2 Whicher Scarp - Uplands Whicher Scarp, WC Whicher Scarp, WCv Yelverton, Y Yelverton, Yd Whicher Scarp - Valleys Yelverton, Yf Yelverton, Yw Bentley, BN Blackwood Plateau and Plain - Uplands Blackwood, B Blackwood, Bd Blackwood, Bf Jangardup, JN Kingia, KI Milyeanup, MP Nillup, N Nillup, Nd Telerah, TL Treeton, T Treeton, Td Blackwood Plateau and Plain - Depressions and Swamps on Uplands Blackwood, Bw Coate, CE Nillup, Nw Blackwood Plateau and Plain - Valleys Barlee, Ba Bidella, BD Blackwood, BK Jalbaragup, JL Preston, PR Rosa, RO Scott Scarp, SS Treeton, Tw Blackwood Plateau and Plain - Valley Floors and Swamps Darradup, DP Layman, LY Blackwood Plateau and Plain - Estuaries Blackwood, Bwy Scott Coastal Plain - Uplands Scott, Sd Scott, Sd2 Scott Coastal Plain - Valley Floors and Swamps Cleave, CV Jasper, JA Scott, Sw Scott, Swd Scott, Swi Southern Coastal Dune System D'Entrecasteaux, D D'Entrecasteaux, D5 D'Entrecasteaux, Dd D'Entrecasteaux, Dd5 D'Entrecasteaux, DE5 D'Entrecasteaux, Dr D'Entrecasteaux, Drd D'Entrecasteaux, E Gardner, Gg Meerup, Mc Meerup, Mf Meerup, Mp Meerup, Mr Meerup, Ms Meerup, Mu Meerup, My Miscellaneous (Needs to be reviewed), Rev (Not defined), Inlet Clearing Instruments Proposals (Areas Applied to Clear) (DWER-075) (49) Clearing Instruments Activities (Areas Approved to Clear) (DWER-076) (50) Clearing Instruments Conditions (Areas Subject to Conditions) (DWER-077) (51) DBCA Burn Options Program (DBCA-007) (52) DBCA 3 Year Burn Options Program (DBCA-009) (53) Financial Year 2026/27 2027/28 2028/29 Prescribed Burn - Land Management Zones (DBCA-059) (54) zone LMZ-A LMZ-B LMZ-C Offsets Register - Offsets (DWER-078) (58) Offsets Register - Projects (DWER-079) (59) Wild Rivers (DWER-087) (61) P1 P2 Downgraded HIR Carbon Sequestration Projects (DPLH-072) (62) Gnangara Jandakot Depth to Groundwater (Contours) – 2019 Min (DWER-095) (67) Gnangara Jandakot Depth to Groundwater (Contours) – 2019 Max (DWER-096) (68) Gnangara Jandakot Depth to Groundwater (Raster) – 2019 Min (DWER-097) (69) (metres) 0 0 - 1 1 - 3 3 - 6 6 - 10.5 > 10.5 Gnangara Jandakot Depth to Groundwater (Raster) – 2019 Max (DWER-098) (70) (metres) 0 0 - 1 1 - 3 3 - 6 6 - 10.5 > 10.5 Gnangara Jandakot Water Table Elevation (Contours) – 2019 Min (DWER-099) (71) Gnangara Jandakot Water Table Elevation (Contours) – 2019 Max (DWER-100) (72) Gnangara Jandakot Water Table Elevation (Raster) – 2019 Min (DWER-101) (73) Value High : 75.2819 - Low : 0 Gnangara Jandakot Water Table Elevation (Raster) – 2019 Max (DWER-102) (74) Value High : 75.8324 - Low : 0 Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2000 (DWER-136) (126) Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2005 (DWER-137) (127) Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2010 (DWER-138) (128) Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2015 (DWER-139) (129) Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2020 (DWER-140) (130) Swan Coastal Plain and Perth-Peel Native Vegetation Extent 2024 (DWER-141) (131) Native vegetation extent - parts of South West WA 2024 (DWER-146) (132) High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2022-01-01 to 2022-06-30 (86) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2021-07-01 to 2021-12-31 (87) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2021-01-01 to 2021-06-30 (88) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2020-07-01 to 2020-12-31 (89) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2020-01-01 to 2020-06-30 (90) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2019-07-01 to 2019-12-31 (91) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2019-01-01 to 2019-06-30 (92) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2018-07-01 to 2018-12-31 (93) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2018-01-01 to 2018-06-30 (94) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2017-07-01 to 2017-12-31 (95) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2017-01-01 to 2017-06-30 (96) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2016-07-01 to 2016-12-31 (97) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2016-01-01 to 2016-06-30 (98) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence High Tide (DPIRD-094) 2015-07-01 to 2015-12-31 (99) Confidence High Confidence Low Confidence Juvenile Period in Slow-Maturing Plants (Projected Change) - SW of WA (DBCA-072) (101) Change in years <0 0-2 3-5 6-8 9-11 >=12 Juvenile period in years (103) 0-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 - primarily non-vegetated (salt) 2x Juvenile period in years (104) 0-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 - primarily non-vegetated (salt) Juvenile period in years (106) 0-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 2x Juvenile period in years (107) 0-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 Juvenile period in years (109) 0-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 2x Juvenile period in years (110) 0-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 Juvenile period in years (112) 0-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 2x Juvenile period in years (113) 0-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 EPA Referred Schemes (DWER-119) (114) EPA Referred Significant Proposals (DWER-120) (115) Phytophthora Dieback Occurrence - Infested Only (DBCA-082) (120) Dinosaur Coast Mgmt Plan (DCNHMP) - Geo-palaeontology (DBCA-084) (121) Feature Area with Heritage Values Area with Outstanding Heritage Values Dinosaur Coast Mgmt Plan (DCNHMP) - Project Boundary (DBCA-085) (122) Dinosaur Coast Mgmt Plan (DCNHMP) - Geological Units (DBCA-086) (123) Unit Built Environment Broome Sandstone Unnamed Pliocene-Quaternary Conglomerate Cape Boileau Calcarenite + Lombadina Conglomerate Cable Beach Sand Djugun Member Horsewater Soak Calcarenite Sandfire Calcilutite Holocene Aeolean Dune Sand (Church Hill Sand + Shoonta Hill Sand) overlying Pleistocene Mowanjum Sand DBCA - Indicative Ecological Thinning Plan (DBCA-090) (124) Target forest type Jarrah regrowth Karri regrowth Karri regrowth/Jarrah regrowth Mining rehabilitation Millstream - Land Units Development (DBCA-094) (133) Landform Breakaways - indurated mesa caps of ironstone or laterite with vertical breakaway faces up to 15 m high over weathered parent rock and with short, moderately inclined to steep slopes below; mantles of very abundant ironstone gravels and other rocks. Calcrete plains - level plains 200-300 m in extent raised up to 3 m above units 3 and 4, gently rounded margins, surface mantles of abundant calcrete gravel, also calcrete outcrop. Calcrete plains, platforms and low rises - level to very gently inclined plains, slightly raised platforms and low rises up to 10 km in extent but usually much smaller; outcropping calcrete and surface mantles of many to abundant pebbles and cobbles of c Calcreted lower plains - level lower plains associated with drainage lines, up to 500 m in extent, surface mantle of many to very abundant calcrete gravels. Channels - minor creeklines and channels usually <50 m wide. Drainage floors - dendritic floors less than 100 m wide with channels incised in narrow valleys in upper parts of system becoming broader (up to 250 m wide) with channels up to 50 m wide further downstream. Drainage floors - narrow (<500 m wide) floors and minor channels up to 50 m wide and incised 2-3 m. Drainage floors and channels - almost level floors rarely more than 400 m wide, central tracts with braided channels and stony banks; major trunk channels up to 50 m wide. Drainage floors and channels - almost level floors up to 300 m wide, shallow central flow lines with little incision; also major channels up to 40 m wide. Drainage lines - linear drainage zones up to 400 m wide a few metres lower than and running through units 2 and 3, with or without channels. Drainage lines - narrow (20-100 m wide), usually unchannelled drainage tracts in upper parts of system becoming more defined downslope as drainage floors up to 300 m wide with channels. Drainage lines - narrow (<300 m wide), shallow drainage floors and small channels, also more incised channels to 15 m wide in narrow valleys with gently inclined to steep stony marginal slopes. Drainage tracts - almost level, channelled or unchannelled floors, inter-platform areas and alluvial plains up to 400 m wide; mantles of very few to common calcrete pebbles. Drainage tracts and minor channels - narrow up to 200 m wide drainage tracts through unit 1, 2 and 3 with minor channels. Flood plains and lower terraces - level flood plains and terraces flanking single and multiple channels of the major rivers, commonly 300-800 m wide but up to 2 km in lower reaches, often with moundy surfaces; subject to fairly regular flooding. Footslopes - very gently inclined to moderately inclined slopes up to 1 km in extent below unit 1, surface mantles of abundant angular pebbles of calcrete. Gilgai plains - level plains up to 500 m in extent with gilgai microrelief and variably abundant surface mantles of basalt pebbles and cobbles. Gravelly plains - level to gently undulating plains extending for up to 1 km, surface mantles of many to very abundant limonitic and other gravels. Hills - low (up to 25 m) rounded hills with gently to moderately inclined footslopes, mantles of abundant basalt and other pebbles and rocks, also rock outcrop. Hills, ridges and plateaux remnants - rounded hill and ridge crests, level to gently inclined plateaux surfaces, moderately inclined to very steep upper slopes; surface mantles of very abundant pebbles, cobbles and stones of shale, chert, ironstone, sand Hills, ridges and upper slopes - hills and ridges with rounded and undulating crests and summits, moderately inclined to steep convex and concave upper slopes, surface mantles of abundant pebbles and cobbles of volcanic rocks, shale or chert, also outcro Hills, ridges, plateaux and upper slopes - rounded, very gently inclined or undulating crests and plateaux surfaces with moderately inclined to very steep, sometimes benched, upper slopes; surface mantles of very abundant cobbles and pebbles mostly of ba Hills, tor heaps and hill slopes - rounded hill crests with gently inclined to steep stone and boulder strewn slopes, bare domes and tor heaps. Relief mostly <50 m, occasionally higher. Low basalt hills - isolated hills up to 20 m high and 500 m long, short gently to moderately inclined slopes, surface mantles of abundant or very abundant pebbles and cobbles of basalt. Low hills and rises - isolated hills and low rises usually <500 m in extent, surface mantles of very abundant pebbles and cobbles of ironstone, basalt and other rocks; relief up to 20 m. Low plateaux, mesas and buttes - up to 50 m high above surrounding plains in lines up to 20 km or more in length; level to very gently inclined crests, near vertical breakaway faces up to 10 m high, moderately inclined to steep upper slopes; surface mant Low rises and upper plains - gently undulating low rises, upper plains and interfluves extending up to 1 km and elevated up to 8 m above other units, mantles of abundant pebbles and cobbles of mixed lithology. Lower footslopes - very gently inclined slopes extending for up to 500 m below unit 1, mantles of very abundant pebbles of mixed lithology. Lower footslopes - very gently to gently inclined concave or benched lower slopes below hills, mantles of abundant pebbles and cobbles and exposures of bedrock. Lower slopes - gently inclined concave slopes mostly less than 400 m in extent with mantles of very abundant pebbles and cobbles of ironstone and other rocks. Lower slopes - very gently inclined to gently inclined slopes extending up to 1 km downslope from hills (unit 1), surface mantles of abundant to very abundant pebbles and cobbles mostly of basalt, also outcrop of basalt. Lower slopes - very gently inclined to gently inclined slopes rarely extending more than 300 m down slope, surface mantles of very abundant pisolitic limonite gravels. Lower slopes and stony plains - very gently inclined to gently inclined lower footslopes and restricted stony plains extending for up to 500 m below hills and ridges (unit 1), surface mantles of abundant pebbles and cobbles of volcanic rocks, shale or ch Minor and major channels - channels 30-1,000 m wide between sandy banks 1-10 m above channel beds, bedloads of sand, gravel, pebbles and stones. Narrow drainage floors and channels - dendritic and parallel flow zones and creeklines on slopes and plains (units 2 and 3), only 5-10 m wide in upper parts becoming wider on lower plains, larger channels may be braided and incised up to 3 m. Narrow drainage floors and channels - drainage floors usually less than 200 m wide with channels incised in bedrock in upper parts and up to 50 m wide in lower parts. Narrow drainage floors and channels - drainage floors, minor river terraces and banks up to 100 m wide flanking channels and creeklines up to 50 m wide. Narrow drainage floors and channels - level drainage floors up to 200 m wide, channels up to 50 m wide and 3 m deep. Narrow drainage floors with channels - almost level floors up to 400 m wide but usually much less in valleys, mantles of abundant pebbles of ironstone and other rocks; channels up to 200 m wide with cobble bedloads. Plateaux and mesa tops with breakaways - level or very gently inclined plateaux surfaces with highly dissected margins, almost vertical breakaway escarpments of duricrust (to 10 m) and steep upper slopes, surface mantles of abundant angular pebbles and c Plateaux, ridges, mountains and hills - mountain tracts, plateaux and strike ridges, relief up to 400 m; level or rounded plateaux summits and mountain crests, ridges and indented escarpments with vertical upper cliff faces and moderately inclined to ver Ridges, hills and upper slopes - rocky summits and hills and ridges extending for many kilometres with moderately inclined to very steep upper slopes and surface mantles of abundant to very abundant pebbles, cobbles and stones, frequent exposures of bedr Sandplains - restricted patches of sandplain up to 200 m in extent between hills (unit 1) or on stony plains (unit 2). Stony alluvial plains with snakewood - level plains with surface mantles of abundant to very abundant ironstone pebbles and patches 5-50 m in extent with gilgai microrelief between larger areas with non-gilgaied surfaces. Stony gilgai upland plains - level to very gently inclined plains up to 4 km in extent, gilgai microrelief with surface mantles of many to very abundant pebbles and cobbles of basalt. Stony lower plains - almost level plains downslope from unit 2, surface mantles vary from few to very abundant ironstone and other pebbles; subject to sheet and channelised flow from units 1 and 2. Stony plains - gently undulating stony plains downslope from units 1 and 2 with mantles of few to abundant pebbles of basalt (occasionally calcrete). Stony plains - gently undulating to undulating plains and interfluves extending for up to 1 km below hills and hill slopes, mantles of abundant pebbles and cobbles. Stony plains - level plains extending for up to 2 km, mostly non-gilgaied surfaces, but with some patches (10-30 m in extent) with gilgai microrelief; surface mantles of many to abundant pebbles and cobbles of mixed lithology. Stony plains - level to undulating plains and interfluves extending for up to 2 km below units 1, 2 and 3; mantles of abundant to very abundant pebbles of chert, shale, dolomite and other rocks. Stony plains - level to undulating plains with gritty surfaces and mantles of variable density granitic or quartz pebbles and cobbles, occasional granite outcrops. Stony plains and interfluves - gently undulating to undulating plains, interfluves and low rises up to 1.5 km in extent, surface mantles of abundant to very abundant pebbles and cobbles of basalt and occasionally shale and other rocks. Stony plains and slopes - very gently inclined plains and short gently inclined to steep benched slopes within unit 2 or at margins of unit 1 or leading to incised drainage (unit 4), surface mantles of abundant to very abundant pebbles and cobbles of ba Stony plains with gilgai and nongilgai surfaces - level plains extending up to 4 km between drainage lines; unit is a mosaic of non-gilgai surfaces 10-200 m in extent and slightly lower gilgaied areas of similar dimensions; both parts have surface mantle Stony plains with spinifex - very gently inclined plains slightly higher than unit 2, surface mantles of abundant pebbles and cobbles, occasional patches 5-50 m in extent with gilgai microrelief. Stony slopes and upper plains - very gently inclined slopes and upper interfluves immediately downslope from adjacent hill systems, dissected up to 5 m by dendritic or sub-parallel small creeklines, surface mantles of common to very abundant pebbles of c Upper drainage lines - narrow headwater valleys with branching drainage tracts mostly <200 m wide, unchannelled or with central channels up to 10 m wide. <all other values>