Soils and vegetation in the Hartland Area
A reconnaissance soil and vegetation survey has been made of approximately 50,000 acres of Crown Land and Permanent State Forest known as the Hartland area in the parishes of Tildesley West, Tildesley East, Waygara and Newmerella, County Tambo. Subsequently a detailed soil survey was made of 1105 acres at Tostaree South within the reconnaissance survey. Interim reports on the reconnaissance and detailed surveys were presented to a Departmental Subcommittee on 6th October and 30th November, 1962 respectively. The "Soils and vegetation in the Hartland area - Report No. 34" was conducted in October 1962, by J. W. Newell of the former Department of Agriculture and B. J. Woodruff, of the the former Forest Commission.
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