family (5). Basalt hills and ridges: 660m Mainly Open box woodland, high, locally up to outcrop with scattered shrubs and CAHP 4.8km long; shallow red Sehima nervosum - 50% 2 18 benched rocky basaltic soil: Sorghum spp. ground WGBP slopes up to 60% Walsh family storey. E. tectifica 50% with basal scree (4). alliance (15). slopes up to 20%. Lower slopes: Grassy woodland with concave up to Deep red scattered shrubs and 5%, and up to basaltic soil: Sehima nervosum - 3 14 800m long; WGBP Frayne Dichanthium fecundum extensively family (3). ground storey. E. tectifica masked with alliance (15). colluvium. up Alluvial fans: Yellowish Grassy woodlands with to 550m long, sandy soils scattered shrubs and gradients high in Triodia bitextura. 4 5 between 1 in 20 quartz CSPP E. brevifolia and and 1 in 60; fragments: E. tectifica alliances (1d, gullies eroded to Tableland 14c). 3 m. family (5). Dark, weakly Very open, low Stony rises: up woodlands with to 9m high, gently Chrysopogon spp. - rounded crests up heavy clays: Dichanthium fecundum 5 3 RAPP to 180m wide, Cununurra and Aristida browniana marginal slopes family (12), ground storeys, Bauhinia less than 5%. with fine cunninghamii alliance strew cover. (37a), 38c). Locally developed Grassy woodlands with Drainage floors: reddish and scattered shrubs, up to 275m wide, brownish frontage grasses, and 6 2 FRGP gradients 1 in 200 stony, clayey Aristida hygrometrica. to 1 in 500. alluvial soils: alliance (22a, C. bella Fitzroy 22b). family (22). Fringing woodland. Channels: up to Channels, E. camaldulensis - 90m wide and 3m bed-loads 7 8 Terminalia platyphylla FRIP deep, ranging range from fringing communities (41, from hillslope sand to 42). channels, boulders.
family (5). 2 18 Basalt hills and ridges: 660m high, locally up to 4.8km long; benched rocky slopes up to 60% with basal scree slopes up to 20%. Mainly outcrop with shallow red basaltic soil: Walsh family (4). Open box woodland, scattered shrubs and Sehima nervosum - Sorghum spp. ground storey. E. tectifica alliance (15). CAHP 50% WGBP 50% 3 14 Lower slopes: concave up to 5%, and up to 800m long; extensively masked with colluvium. Deep red basaltic soil: Frayne family (3). Grassy woodland with scattered shrubs and Sehima nervosum - Dichanthium fecundum ground storey. E. tectifica alliance (15). WGBP 4 5 Alluvial fans: up to 550m long, gradients between 1 in 20 and 1 in 60; gullies eroded to 3 m. Yellowish sandy soils high in quartz fragments: Tableland family (5). Grassy woodlands with scattered shrubs and Triodia bitextura. E. brevifolia and E. tectifica alliances (1d, 14c). CSPP 5 3 Stony rises: up to 9m high, gently rounded crests up to 180m wide, marginal slopes less than 5%. Dark, weakly heavy clays: Cununurra family (12), with fine strew cover. Very open, low woodlands with Chrysopogon spp. - Dichanthium fecundum and Aristida browniana ground storeys, Bauhinia cunninghamii alliance (37a), 38c). RAPP 6 2 Drainage floors: up to 275m wide, gradients 1 in 200 to 1 in 500. Locally developed reddish and brownish stony, clayey alluvial soils: Fitzroy family (22). Grassy woodlands with scattered shrubs, frontage grasses, and Aristida hygrometrica. C. bella alliance (22a, 22b). FRGP 7 8 Channels: up to 90m wide and 3m deep, ranging from hillslope channels, Channels, bed-loads range from sand to boulders. Fringing woodland. E. camaldulensis - Terminalia platyphylla fringing communities (41, 42). FRIP