slopes sandy loam over areas silver-leaved mottled yellow box, sparse low clay, with woodland scattered (E. pruinosa) with limestone Tippera tall grass. outcrops. Limestone outcrops with As unit 1. Very stony pocket of Crests and areas deciduous 3 20 Tippera in north CAHP low rises sparse low woodland and of with upland tall grass. Tobermorey in south. Springvale - Bloodwood-southern Gentle shallow dark box low woodland slopes or 4 3 grey clay loam (C. opaca, TTGP slight over soft C. confertiflora) with depressions limestone. Tippera tall grass. Trees absent on downs sparse low Lower woodland (Bauhinia gentle Cununurra - grey 5 5 cunninghamii) with FRIP slopes of cracking clay. bluegrass tall grass depressions (Dichanthium spp., Sorghum plumosum). Stream 6 2 Fringing communities. FRIP channels Image of Dinnabung land system frequently occurs as broad expanses of gentle slopes between the limestone hills of Tanmurra land system (foreground and background). Photo: Noel Schoknecht, DAFWA Djada land system (Dja), size: 4437km2, publication source: WKY Active floodplains with extensive back plains of cracking clays, grasslands and grassy woodlands. Location map showing coverage of Djada land system defined by black region. State land type: River plains with grassy woodlands and tussock grasslands. Geology: Quaternary alluvium. Geomorphology: Alluvial plains - active floodplains: extensive back plains of dark cracking clays with shallow linear depressions and deeper billabongs, traversed by minor channels; scalded, levee zones flanking meandering and anastomosing
slopes sandy loam over mottled yellow clay, with scattered limestone outcrops. areas silver-leaved box, sparse low woodland (E. pruinosa) with Tippera tall grass. 3 20 Crests and low rises Limestone outcrops with pocket of Tippera in north and of Tobermorey in south. As unit 1. Very stony areas deciduous sparse low woodland with upland tall grass. CAHP 4 3 Gentle slopes or slight depressions Springvale - shallow dark grey clay loam over soft limestone. Bloodwood-southern box low woodland (C. opaca, C. confertiflora) with Tippera tall grass. TTGP 5 5 Lower gentle slopes of depressions Cununurra - grey cracking clay. Trees absent on downs sparse low woodland (Bauhinia cunninghamii) with bluegrass tall grass (Dichanthium spp., Sorghum plumosum). FRIP 6 2 Stream channels Fringing communities. FRIP Image of Dinnabung land system frequently occurs as broad expanses of gentle slopes between the limestone hills of Tanmurra land system (foreground and background). Photo: Noel Schoknecht, DAFWA Djada land system (Dja), size: 4437km2, publication source: WKY Active floodplains with extensive back plains of cracking clays, grasslands and grassy woodlands. Location map showing coverage of Djada land system defined by black region. State land type: River plains with grassy woodlands and tussock grasslands. Geology: Quaternary alluvium. Geomorphology: Alluvial plains - active floodplains: extensive back plains of dark cracking clays with shallow linear depressions and deeper billabongs, traversed by minor channels; scalded, levee zones flanking meandering and anastomosing