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      1. East Gippsland Region
        1. Landform
        2. Land Use
        3. Soil
          1. Reconnaissance of Soils for Irrigation in East Gippsland - 1965-66
          2. Soil survey of parts of the Parishes of Nuntin & Bundalaguah
          3. Soils and vegetation in the Hartland Area
          4. Soils/landforms of East Gippsland
          5. East Gippsland soil pits
        4. Land and Water Management
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Soil

  1. Geology and Geomorphology
  2. Reconnaissance of Soils for Irrigation in East Gippsland - 1965-66
  3. Soil Survey of Parts of the Parishes of Nuntin & Bungalaguah, County of Tanjil, Victoria
  4. Soils and vegetation in the Hartland Area
  5. Soils and landforms of East Gippsland
  6. East Gippsland Region Soil Pits

The East Gippsland region has a great diversity of soil types that reflect differences in parent material, topography, climate, organic activity and age (e.g. degree of weathering). For agricultural purposes, many of these soils have some chemical and physical limitations (eg. acidity) which require careful management.

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