high in laterite Locally, Melaleuca gravels and thickets (36). slate fragments: Elliott family (6). Rocky surfaces: Much rock up to 4.8km in Low woodlands with outcrop with extent; benched moderately dense yellowish and hillslopes up to shrub layer and reddish 70% and cuesta Triodia bitextura. 2 65 gravelly CAHP dip slopes up to E. phoenicea - skeletal soils 5%; boulder Corymbia ferruginea and some mantles and alliance (7); locally laterite laterite exposure 1a and 36. remnants (24). locally. Yellowish Headwater valley Grassy woodlands loamy soils, floors: up to 800m characterised by commonly with wide; sandy slopes Aristida moderate 3 11 up to 2%; with hygrometrica. TAPP amounts of lightly sealed C. polycarpa rock fragments: surfaces and commonly (25), Elliott family pebble patches. locally 36. (6). Limited areas Drainage floors: of clayey up to 400m wide, 4 4 alluvial soils: As for unit 3. CSPP gradients 1 in 100 Fitzroy family to 1 in 300. (22). Channels, range from sand to Fringing woodlands. up to Channels: boulders. E. camaldulensis - 30m wide and 5 7 Banks Melaleuca spp. FRIP 1.8m deep, incised brownish stony fringing community in bedrock. alluvial soils. (41). Robinson family (21). Forrest land system (Frt), size: 2347km2, publication source: WKY Mountainous country with quartzite ridges and hilly basalt vales, sandy soils and red earths, low open woodlands with spinifex and grassy woodlands.
high in laterite gravels and slate fragments: Elliott family (6). Locally, Melaleuca thickets (36). 2 65 Rocky surfaces: up to 4.8km in extent; benched hillslopes up to 70% and cuesta dip slopes up to 5%; boulder mantles and laterite exposure locally. Much rock outcrop with yellowish and reddish gravelly skeletal soils and some laterite remnants (24). Low woodlands with moderately dense shrub layer and Triodia bitextura. E. phoenicea - Corymbia ferruginea alliance (7); locally 1a and 36. CAHP 3 11 Headwater valley floors: up to 800m wide; sandy slopes up to 2%; with lightly sealed surfaces and pebble patches. Yellowish loamy soils, commonly with moderate amounts of rock fragments: Elliott family (6). Grassy woodlands characterised by Aristida hygrometrica. C. polycarpa commonly (25), locally 36. TAPP 4 4 Drainage floors: up to 400m wide, gradients 1 in 100 to 1 in 300. Limited areas of clayey alluvial soils: Fitzroy family (22). As for unit 3. CSPP 5 7 Channels: up to 30m wide and 1.8m deep, incised in bedrock. Channels, range from sand to boulders. Banks brownish stony alluvial soils. Robinson family (21). Fringing woodlands. E. camaldulensis - Melaleuca spp. fringing community (41). FRIP Forrest land system (Frt), size: 2347km2, publication source: WKY Mountainous country with quartzite ridges and hilly basalt vales, sandy soils and red earths, low open woodlands with spinifex and grassy woodlands.