The land resources of Cobourg Peninsula
by B. Wood and D. Sivertsen
Wood, B.; Sivertsen, D.; Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory
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1986-02-26
Cobourg Peninsula
Made available via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).; This report describes a land system survey over the Cobourg Peninsula broadly describing landform, soils and vegetation to assist the effective planning and management of the area as a National Park.
Date:1986
1. Introduction -- 2. Summary Descriptions -- 3. Land Systems -- 4. Soils -- 5. Vegetation -- Appendices -- Acknowledgements.
English
Land use -- Northern Territory -- Cobourg Peninsula; Vegetation mapping -- Northern Territory -- Cobourg Peninsula
Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory
Darwin
iv, 80, [6] p. : col. ills. ; 30 cm.
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Commun ity 12 - Mid High Closed Forest to Tall Closed Forest (MHCF-TCF); 1 Site; 20,940 Ha Key Oesc ri pt io n: Variable hei9ht, closed canopy shrubs and trees of the mangrove zone. Many species. The mangrove communities of Cobourg Peninsula tend to fall in the Mid High to Tall Closed Forest range with some areas of Low Closed For.est or shrub lands. They also incorporate extensive, unvegetated mudflats. No de?cription is to be given for each stratum for those reasons mentioned above. The species 1 ist (Appendix V) conta"ins the names of all the man grove spec ies so far coll ected from the area. - 66