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Soil-Landform Units - Mountain Plateaux

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Unit Description
Unit Type
Typical Soil Profile Information
(for components of each unit)
Mountain Plateaux
PMB
PMB.pdf
(PDF 96KB)
Plateaux associated with mountains (<1220 m, Tertiary Basalt)
Photo: Mountain Plateaux Soil-Landform Unit PMb
Components 1, 2
PMB_1.pdf
(PDF 88KB)

PMB_2.pdf
(PDF 96KB)
PMSs
PMSs.pdf
(PDF 87KB)
Plateaux on schist mountains (High Plains)
Photo: Mountain Plateaux Soil-Landform Unit PMSs
Components 1, 2, 3
PMSs_1.pdf
(PDF 88KB)

PMSs_2.pdf
(PDF 124KB)

PMSs_3.pdf
(PDF 81KB)
PMSy
PMSy.pdf
(PDF 103KB)
Plateaux associated with Carboniferous mountains (<1220 m, Wabonga)
Photo: Mountain Plateaux Soil-Landform Unit PMSy
Components 1, 2, 3
PMSy_1.pdf
(PDF 100KB)

PMSy_2.pdf
(PDF 97KB)

PMSy_3.pdf
(PDF 99KB)
PMV
PMV.pdf
(PDF 93KB)
Plateaux on Devonian rhyolite and rhyodacite mountains (<1220m, Toombullup)
Photo: Unit PMV Landscape
Components 1, 2
PMV_1.pdf
(PDF 106KB)

PMV_2.pdf
(PDF 113KB)
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