This group of units covers an outcrop of limestone and acid volcanic material at Boulder Flat, north of Club Terrace. There is a cleared Plains unit (Boulder Flat) which is also included and consists of a number of terraces. The main Hill unit is rolling with occasional steeper slopes in a generally moist climate. The soil types are gradational profiles, deep on mid to lower slopes with variable parent material in the profile. Some slates and purple sediments are associated with the limestone as well as rhyodacite/coarse sandstone, outcropping in the drainage line. The Plains unit has a duplex depositional profile. The vegetation is predominantly Wet Sclerophyll Forest with some Dry Sclerophyll Forest and Riparian Forest, depending on aspect and topographic position. Geology: Dla; Buchan Caves limestone. Dls; Snowy River Volcanics. Qra; Floodplain deposits. Rainfall: 1000 to greater than 1200 mm per annum. Slope: Variable, 0-56%, generally 10-32%. Dominant landform element: Slope, flat (terraces). Minor landform element: Drainage depression. |