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Flood Plain

Map symbol: FP

The flood plain landscape unit occurs mainly south east of Horsham. Smaller units of the landscape occur east and south east of Quantong. The ground surface is level with occasional slight rises and depressions. On this landscape very little of the native vegetation remains. Grey Box and Yellow Gum rarely occur and Buloke occurs singly and occasionally in small stands.

Flood Plain Landscape


The characteristic soil types are Horsham clay, Murtoa clay and Drung sandy clay loam. They occupy approximately equal total areas. Drung sandy clay loam generally occurs on the crests and upper slopes of slight rises. Horsham clay occurs on the relatively level plains. Murtoa clay often occurs at slightly lower levels and in local slight depressions.