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Tubbut (Symbol: Tu)

Geology
Silurian granite.

Landform
The Tubbut map unit encompasses steep hills to steep mountains at an elevation range of about 200 to 800 m and a relief range of up to 500 m. Around Suggan Buggan the area has been arbitrarily subdivided into the Ambyne map unit, which has slopes generally less than 32% and the Tubbut map unit, with slopes generally greater than 32%. A computer generated image of the Suggan Buggan area is shown in the Talbotville section.


Steep hills and steep mountains with slopes greater than 32% near Suggan Buggan. This photo was taken south west
of Suggan Buggan looking east.

Native vegetation
Grassy woodland, some shrubby dry forest.

Land use
Mostly uncleared.

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