Heathcote-Graytown National Park (12 700 ha) Total area Year Details Act Addition (ha) (ha) National Parks 2002 Park established and Other 12 700 12 700 Parks) Act 2002 excision (part of Rushworth–Graytown National Parks –4 2004 Road) (Additions and other 12700 Amendments) Act 2004 addition 3 The Heathcote–Graytown National Park was included in Schedule Two of the National Parks Act (Vic.) as a result of the (Vic.) on 30 1975 National Parks (Box–Ironbark and Other Parks) Act 2002 October 2002. Minor amendments were made to the park boundary in 2004. The park resulted from recommendations from the Environment Conservation Council’s Forests and Woodlands Investigation Report, which was accepted by the Victorian Government in 2002. The national park includes the former McIvor Range Scenic Reserve (780 ha), adjacent to Heathcote, bounded by Forest Drive, Heathcote North Costerfield Road, Heathcote Nagambie Road and – – Hylands Track; Mount Ida Flora Reserve (1265 ha), at the western end of the park; Rushworth State Forest (9030 ha); Mount Black Flora Reserve (1337 ha); Graytown Historic Reserve (41 ha). The park includes parts of the historic township of Graytown. In 2005 a small excision was made to exclude certain areas of the Rushworth-Graytown Road. In the same year, an addition of an unused section of roads was added to the park. Kara Kara National Park (13 990 ha) Total area Year Details Act Addition (ha) (ha) National Parks 1984 Kara Kara State Park established 3840 3840 (Amendment) Act 1984 National St Arnaud Range National Park 2002 and Other 10 060 13 900 established Parks) Act 2002 Parks and Crown Land addition (Crown Allotment 2007 Legislation Amendment 2009 91 13 990 P.Carapooee West) (East Gippsland) Act 2009 Parks and Crown Land name change to Kara Kara National 2012 Legislation Amendment 13 990 – Park Act 2012 Kara Kara National Park was included in Schedule Two of the National Parks Act 1975 (Vic.) as a result of the National Parks (Box–Ironbark and Other Parks) Act 2002 (Vic.) and was proclaimed as St Arnaud Range National Park on 30 October 2002.
Heathcote-Graytown National Park (12 700 ha) Year Details Act Addition (ha) Total area (ha) 2002 Park established National Parks and Other Parks) Act 2002 12 700 12 700 2004 excision (part of Rushworth–Graytown Road) National Parks (Additions and other Amendments) Act 2004 –4 12700 addition 3 The Heathcote–Graytown National Park was included in Schedule Two of the National Parks Act 1975 (Vic.) as a result of the National Parks (Box–Ironbark and Other Parks) Act 2002 (Vic.) on 30 October 2002. Minor amendments were made to the park boundary in 2004. The park resulted from recommendations from the Environment Conservation Council’s Forests and Woodlands Investigation Report, which was accepted by the Victorian Government in 2002. The national park includes the former McIvor Range Scenic Reserve (780 ha), adjacent to Heathcote, bounded by Forest Drive, Heathcote – North Costerfield Road, Heathcote – Nagambie Road and Hylands Track; Mount Ida Flora Reserve (1265 ha), at the western end of the park; Rushworth State Forest (9030 ha); Mount Black Flora Reserve (1337 ha); Graytown Historic Reserve (41 ha). The park includes parts of the historic township of Graytown. In 2005 a small excision was made to exclude certain areas of the Rushworth-Graytown Road. In the same year, an addition of an unused section of roads was added to the park. Kara Kara National Park (13 990 ha) Year Details Act Addition (ha) Total area (ha) 1984 Kara Kara State Park established National Parks (Amendment) Act 1984 3840 3840 2002 St Arnaud Range National Park established National and Other Parks) Act 2002 10 060 13 900 2009 addition (Crown Allotment 2007 P.Carapooee West) Parks and Crown Land Legislation Amendment (East Gippsland) Act 2009 91 13 990 2012 name change to Kara Kara National Park Parks and Crown Land Legislation Amendment Act 2012 – 13 990 Kara Kara National Park was included in Schedule Two of the National Parks Act 1975 (Vic.) as a result of the National Parks (Box–Ironbark and Other Parks) Act 2002 (Vic.) and was proclaimed as St Arnaud Range National Park on 30 October 2002.
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