to 1m high and 275m of variable (22a); also 19, 27. wide; gradients 1 in depth: Elliott 200 to 1 in 500. family (6). Some local areas of clayey alluvial soils: Fitzroy family (22). Channels, bed-loads range from Fringing forests and sands to woodlands. Channels: up to cobbles. E. camaldulensis - 30m wide and 6m Banks, 5 15 Terminalia FRIP deep, locally incised brownish platyphylla fringing in bedrock. loamy communities (40, 42, alluvial 43). soils: Robinson family (21). Gogo land system (Gog), size: 1966km2, publication source: WKY Active floodplains with broad levee zones and moderately extensive back plains of cracking clays with grasslands and grassy woodlands. Location map showing coverage of Gogo land system defined by black region. State land type: River plains with grassy woodlands and tussock grasslands. Geology: Quaternary alluvium. Geomorphology: alluvial plains - active flood-plains: extensive levee zones, locally flanked by broad flat-bottomed depressions; restricted back plains with billabongs, traversed by minor channels; meandering anastomosing channels; gradients 1 in 2000 to 1 in 4000. Land management: Parts are subject to regular flooding and consequent poor accessibility. A high value system for pastoralism supporting pastures which are highly attractive to cattle; levee crests and backslopes (units 2 & 3) are moderately to highly susceptible to erosion if vegetative cover is lost. Controlled stocking is essential.
to 1m high and 275m wide; gradients 1 in 200 to 1 in 500. of variable depth: Elliott family (6). Some local areas of clayey alluvial soils: Fitzroy family (22). (22a); also 19, 27. 5 15 Channels: up to 30m wide and 6m deep, locally incised in bedrock. Channels, bed-loads range from sands to cobbles. Banks, brownish loamy alluvial soils: Robinson family (21). Fringing forests and woodlands. E. camaldulensis - Terminalia platyphylla fringing communities (40, 42, 43). FRIP Gogo land system (Gog), size: 1966km2, publication source: WKY Active floodplains with broad levee zones and moderately extensive back plains of cracking clays with grasslands and grassy woodlands. Location map showing coverage of Gogo land system defined by black region. State land type: River plains with grassy woodlands and tussock grasslands. Geology: Quaternary alluvium. Geomorphology: alluvial plains - active flood-plains: extensive levee zones, locally flanked by broad flat-bottomed depressions; restricted back plains with billabongs, traversed by minor channels; meandering anastomosing channels; gradients 1 in 2000 to 1 in 4000. Land management: Parts are subject to regular flooding and consequent poor accessibility. A high value system for pastoralism supporting pastures which are highly attractive to cattle; levee crests and backslopes (units 2 & 3) are moderately to highly susceptible to erosion if vegetative cover is lost. Controlled stocking is essential.