Site 512 is on Big River, approximately 17 Table 10. Geographical information of site 512. km downstream from site 511. The stream Altitude (m) 730 width is between 15 and 20 m, with a Latitude 36.8903° substrate dominated by cobbles. The site Longitude 147.4621° is 500 m upstream of the Omeo Highway Catchment area (km2) 260 Bridge. Surrounding land includes Distance from source residential, recreational and grazing on (km) 42 the left (east) bank and open eucalypt Typical stream width (m) 15-20 forest on the right (Figure 11 and Table AusRivAS Bioregion B2 10). Site 513 Hinnomunjie Bridge. – Site 513 is situated on the Mitta Mitta downstream with a sandy substrate. Site River approximately 3 km downstream details are summarised below (Figure 12 from its emergence into the Omeo Valley. and Table 11). The site is 40 m downstream of Table 11. Geographical information of site Hinnomunjie Bridge. The surrounding land 513. is cleared and grazed and the riparian Altitude (m) 540 zone is dominated by grasses, with Latitude 36.9456° scattered Cytisus scoparius (English Longitude 147.6083° Broom) and Salix spp. (Willows). The Catchment area (km2) 1600 substrate is dominated by cobbles and Distance from source (km) 74 boulders. There is a small cobble island Typical stream width (m) 30-40 stabilized by a Willow tree in the middle of AusRivAS Bioregion B2 the reach and a deep pool immediately
Site 512 is on Big River, approximately 17 km downstream from site 511. The stream width is between 15 and 20 m, with a substrate dominated by cobbles. The site is 500 m upstream of the Omeo Highway Bridge. Surrounding land includes residential, recreational and grazing on the left (east) bank and open eucalypt forest on the right (Figure 11 and Table 10). Table 10. Geographical information of site 512. Altitude (m) 730 Latitude 36.8903° Longitude 147.4621° Catchment area (km2) 260 Distance from source (km) 42 Typical stream width (m) 15-20 AusRivAS Bioregion B2 Site 513 – Hinnomunjie Bridge. Site 513 is situated on the Mitta Mitta River approximately 3 km downstream from its emergence into the Omeo Valley. The site is 40 m downstream of Hinnomunjie Bridge. The surrounding land is cleared and grazed and the riparian zone is dominated by grasses, with scattered Cytisus scoparius (English Broom) and Salix spp. (Willows). The substrate is dominated by cobbles and boulders. There is a small cobble island stabilized by a Willow tree in the middle of the reach and a deep pool immediately downstream with a sandy substrate. Site details are summarised below (Figure 12 and Table 11). Table 11. Geographical information of site 513. Altitude (m) 540 Latitude 36.9456° Longitude 147.6083° Catchment area (km2) 1600 Distance from source (km) 74 Typical stream width (m) 30-40 AusRivAS Bioregion B2