Grampians Alluvial Land Unit

This land unit consists of the alluvial plains around the Grampians. The soils are commonly poorly drained Black Sodosols in association with Bleached-Ferric Chromosols or Sodosols. Some areas experience months of inundation. These soils are commonly Hydrosols.

Glenelg Land Resource Assessment - Land Unit System - Grampians alluvial

Plates 32 & 33 Alluvial sediments as derived from colluvial processes and deposits of the Grampains Mountain Range.
Plate 32 is from the Victoria Valley while Plate 33 is located east of Cavendish.

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