A Study of the Land in the Tyers River Catchment
"A Study of the Land in the Tyers River Catchment" was prepared by former Soil Conservation Authority (SCA) and published in 1975. The Tyers River Catchment is a small part of the extensive mountainous region in eastern Victoria, and it lies towards the southern boundary of the region in West Gippsland. There is a wide range in altitude, from 1550 m above sea level at the northern end of the catchment down to about 150 m at the southern end. The SCA carried out this survey to obtain basic information about features of the natural environment and their interactions. Six land-units were mapped and described to provide a basis for considering uses, potentials and management problems.
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