FORK LAND SYSTEM (Fok) 1057 km2 Source: W · 2015-09-02 · Land systems of the Kimberley Region 85 FORK LAND SYSTEM (Fok) – land units Unit Approx. area (%) Landforms Soils* Vegetation*

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FORK LAND SYSTEM (Fok) – land units

Unit Approx.

area (%)

Landforms Soils* Vegetation* Pasture type+

1 13 Plains and interfluve crests: plains up to 3.2 km wide and interfluve crests up to 1.6 km wide; sandy slopes less than 1% with pebble patches.

Mainly yellowish sandy soils high in laterite gravels: Table-land family (5). Some yellowish loamy soils, high in laterite gravels and slate fragments: Elliott family (6).

Low woodland with moderately dense to dense shrub layers and Triodia bitextura. Eucalyptus brevifolia and E. phoenicea alliances (5, 7). Locally, Melaleuca thickets (36).

CSPP

2 65 Rocky surfaces: up to 4.8 km in extent; benched hillslopes up to 70% and cuesta dip slopes up to 5%; boulder mantles and laterite exposure locally.

Much rock outcrop with yellowish and reddish gravelly skeletal soils and some laterite remnants (24).

Low woodlands with moderately dense shrub layer and Triodia bitextura. E. phoenicea - Corymbia ferruginea alliance (7); locally 1a and 36.

CAHP

3 11 Headwater valley floors: up to 800 m wide; sandy slopes up to 2%; with lightly sealed surfaces and pebble patches.

Yellowish loamy soils, commonly with moderate amounts of rock fragments: Elliott family (6).

Grassy woodlands characterised by Aristida hygrometrica. C. polycarpa commonly (25), locally 36.

TAPP

4 4 Drainage floors: up to 400 m wide, gradients 1 in 100 to 1 in 300.

Limited areas of clayey alluvial soils: Fitzroy family (22).

As for unit 3. CSPP

5 7 Channels: up to 30 m wide and 1.8 m deep, incised in bedrock.

Channels, bed-loads range from sand to boulders. Banks brownish stony alluvial soils. Robinson family (21).

Fringing woodlands. E. camaldulensis - Melaleuca spp. fringing community (41).

FRIP

* Numbers in brackets refer to soil family or vegetation community/alliance in ‘General report on lands of the West Kimberley area, WA’ (Speck et al. 1970).

+ Pasture types described in Appendix 1.

Note: Proportions and occurrence of pasture types within land units are subject to change over time due to invasion by native and introduced species, seasonal conditions, fire frequency and grazing management.


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FORREST LAND SYSTEM (Frt) 2347 km2 Source: WKY Mountainous country with quartzite ridges and hilly basalt vales, sandy soils and red earths, low open woodlands with spinifex and grassy woodlands. State land type: Hills, ranges and plateaux with eucalypt woodlands and spinifex. Geology: Folded Upper Proterozoic quartzite, sandstone, and shale, with basalt and dolerite flows of Upper Proterozoic or Lower Cambrian age. Geomorphology: Formed by dissection of the Kimberley surface - plateaux and mountain ranges: extensive quartzite ridges, rounded basalt hills, and narrow basalt floors, in strike belts up to 9.6 km and 80 km long; moderately dense, rectangular pattern of incised valleys, comprising strike-controlled trunk drainage and short, steep tributaries. Land management: Restricted lower parts of this rugged system support pastures which are moderately favoured by cattle but the majority is poorly accessible; controlled grazing is desirable but difficult in this terrain. Low or very low susceptibility to erosion, high scenic amenity.

This oblique aerial photograph of Dimond Gorge on the Fitzroy River shows a massive sandstone ridge of the Precipice land system (left) and the complex of basaltic low hills (dark) and low quartzite ridges (pale) of the Forrest land system. Photo: DAFWA

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FORREST LAND SYSTEM (Frt) – land units

Unit Approx.

area (%)


1 50 Quartzite ridges: up to 150 m high and 32 km long; narrow, rocky crests and benched slopes exceeding 100%; locally with boulder fans up to 275 m long, slopes up to 20%.

Mainly outcrop with areas of shallow, sandy skeletal soil (24), with bouldery yellowish sandy soils on aprons: Tableland family (5).

Open woodland, with scattered shrubs and Triodia bitextura. Eucalyptus brevifolia and Corymbia dichromophloia alliances (1d, 3, 6, 8c).

CAHP

2 18 Basalt hills and ridges: 6-60m high, locally up to 4.8 km long; benched rocky slopes up to 60% with basal scree slopes up to 20%.

Mainly outcrop with shallow red basaltic soil: Walsh family (4).

Open box woodland, scattered shrubs and Sehima nervosum - Sorghum spp. ground storey. E. tectifica alliance (15).

CAHP 50% WGBP 50%

3 14 Lower slopes: concave up to 5%, and up to 800 m long; extensively masked with colluvium.

Deep red basaltic soil: Frayne family (3).

Grassy woodland with scattered shrubs and Sehima nervosum - Dichanthium fecundum ground storey. E. tectifica alliance (15).

WGBP

4 5 Alluvial fans: up to 550 m long, gradients between 1 in 20 and 1 in 60; gullies eroded to 3 m.

Yellowish sandy soils high in quartz fragments: Tableland family (5).

Grassy woodlands with scattered shrubs and Triodia bitextura. E. brevifolia and E. tectifica alliances (1d, 14c).

CSPP

5 3 Stony rises: up to 9 m high, gently rounded crests up to 180 m wide, marginal slopes less than 5%.

Dark, weakly self-mulching heavy clays: Cununurra family (12), with fine strew cover.

Very open, low woodlands with Chrysopogon spp. - Dichanthium fecundum and Aristida browniana ground storeys, Bauhinia cunninghamii alliance (37a), 38c).

RAPP

6 2 Drainage floors: up to 275 m wide, gradients 1 in 200 to 1 in 500.

Locally developed reddish and brownish stony, clayey alluvial soils: Fitzroy family (22).

Grassy woodlands with scattered shrubs, frontage grasses, and Aristida hygrometrica. C. bella alliance (22a, 22b).

FRGP

7 8 Channels: up to 90 m wide and 3 m deep, ranging from hillslope channels, gradients up to 1 in 6, to main channels with gradients as low as 1 in 500.

Channels, bed-loads range from sand to boulders. Banks, brownish loamy alluvial soil: Robinson family (21).

Fringing woodland. E. camaldulensis - Terminalia platyphylla fringing communities (41, 42).

FRIP




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FOSSIL 2 LAND SYSTEM (Fsl) – land units

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1 83 Cracking clay plains: gradients mainly less than 1 in 500 but up to 1 in 100; locally with marginal dissection up to 6 m; hummocky surfaces with gilgais.

Dark grey and brown, strongly self-mulching heavy clay: Cununurra (12). Wonardo (14) families. Commonly with gilgais.

Mitchell grass, ribbon grass-bluegrass, and ribbon grass grasslands and very open grassy woodlands. Astrebla spp. Chrysopogon spp. - Dichanthium fecundum, and Chrysopogon spp. communities (47, 48, 49) and Bauhinia cunnighamii alliance (37a, 38c); locally 20b.

MGAP 80% RAPP 10% BGAP 10%

2 4 Outcrop slopes: less than 400 m in extent; cobble-strewn slopes up to 10%.

Outcrop with shallow, dark brown and grey, loamy to clayey calcareous soils: Oscar family (11).

Spinifex with scattered trees and shrubs, and open woodlands. Triodia wiseana community (58) and Corymbia dichromophloia alliance (8a, 8b).

HSPP

3 1 Sandy rises: up to 0.6 m high and less than 90 m long, flanked by narrow linear depressions up to 0.3 m deep.

Yellowish sandy soils: Tableland family (5).

Open grassy woodland with Chrysopogon spp. C. dichromophloia - E. argillacea community (9b).

RGRP

4 12 Drainage zone: up to 800 m wide, with numerous channels up to 18 m wide and 4.5 m deep; gradients 1 in 200 to 1 in 2000.

Dark grey and brown, strongly self-mulching heavy cracking clay: Cununurra (12) and Wonardo (14) families.

Open grassy woodland with Chrysopogon spp. - Dichanthium fecundum, frontage grasses, and Chrysopogon spp. ground storeys. Bauhinia cunninghamii alliance (37a, 37b, 39); locally 43.

RAPP 50% BGAP 50%




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FRANKLIN LAND SYSTEM (Frk) – land units

Unit Approx.

area (%)

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1 10 Gentle slopes above scarps

Wonorah shallow phase - red-brown clay loam with many ferruginous concretions.

Snappy gum sparse low woodland (Eucalyptus brevifolia) or stringybark - bloodwood woodland (Corymbia dichromophloia), both with soft spinifex (Triodia pungens).

SSPP

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Outcrops of ferruginous, mottled, and pallid zones with pockets of skeletal soils.

Snappy gum sparse low woodland (E. brevifolia) with soft spinifex (Triodia pungens) or lancewood forest with bare ground.

SSPP

3 50 Moderate colluvial slopes with many small gullies

Shallow reddish soils with much ferruginous gravel.

Snappy gum sparse low woodland (E. brevifolia) with soft spinifex (Triodia pungens) or upland tall grass (Sorghum timorense).

SSPP

4 25 Moderate to gentle lower slopes

Frayne - brown loam merging into dark red clay; some Argyle - brown cracking clay.

Bloodwood - southern box woodland (Corymbia terminalis) with Tippera tall grass (Themeda triandra).

TTGP

5 10 Valley floors Cununurra - grey cracking clay.

Mitchell and other mid-height grasses (Astrebla pectinata, Aristida latifolia).

MGAP

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Fringing communities. FRIP



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FRASER LAND SYSTEM (Fra) – land units

Unit Approx.

area (%)


1 36 Sandplains: up to 4.8 km in extent with slopes less than 1%; pans up to 1.2 km wide and 1.5 m deep locally, with bare cracking floors.

Reddish sandy soils: Yabbagoddy family (1). With brownish massive heavy clays in pans (30).

Low woodland (pindan) with prominent Acacia shrub layer and Triodia bitextura - Chrysopogon spp. ground storey. Corymbia dichromophloia - C. zygophylla - Acacia spp. community (10).

PINP

2 13 Sand dunes: up to 6.4 km long and 9 m high; flanks slope up to 15%.

Deep red sands: Cockatoo family (7).

Variable. Woodlands as in unit 1. Also more open woodlands with Triodia pungens and Aristida browniana. Bauhinia cunninghamii alliance (38b, 38c).

PINP 70% SSPP 30%

3 16 Sandplains with outcrop: up to 3.2 km in extent with slopes less than 0.5%, marginally dissected up to 9 m into narrow spurs with slopes up to 5%, discontinuous sand mantles and local outcrop.

Shallow, gravelly, reddish skeletal soil (24). Some reddish sandy soils: Yabbagoddy family (1). Some outcrop.

Open woodlands and patches of pindan with Triodia bitextura - Chrysopogon spp. ground storey. Adansonia gregorii and C. dichromophloia alliances (31, 10); locally 57 and 54.

PINP

4 27 Low-lying sandplains: up to 1.6 km wide; slopes less than 0.3% but attaining 1% locally.

Yellowish, mottled, sandy soils: Tableland family (5).

Complex of grassy woodlands and pindan vegetation with Chrysopogon spp., and Triodia bitextura. Bauhinia cunninghamiii and C. dichromophloia alliances (10, 12, 37b, 38a); locally 34a and 38c.

RGRP 50% PINP 50%

5 4 Drainage floors: up to 275 m wide, gradients 1 in 200 to 1 in 500: sealed, scalded surfaces with sand hummocks.

Probably yellowish, mottled loamy soils: Elliott family (6).

Low grassy woodland with Chrysopogon spp. Grevillea striata and Bauhinia cunninghamii alliances (34a, 37b).

RGRP

6 4 Channels: up to 30 m wide and 3 m deep.

Channels, bed-loads of deep sand. Banks, brownish loamy alluvial soils: Robinson family (21).

Fringing woodlands and forests. E. camaldulensis - Terminalia platyphylla fringing communities (41, 42, 43); also 39.

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FRAYNE LAND SYSTEM (Fry) – land units

Unit Approx.

area (%)

Landforms Soils Vegetation Pasture type+

1 10 Rounded hills or structural benches in the east; bouldery rugged hills in the west

Mostly rock outcrops and basalt boulders, with pockets of skeletal soil.

Deciduous sparse low woodland with upland tall grass. Snappy gum sparse low woodland (Eucalyptus brevifolia) or trees absent with soft spinifex (Triodia pungens).

ASHP

2 65 Moderate to gentle slopes

Mostly Frayne - brown loam merging into dark red clay; some brown clay skeletal soils and small areas of Elliott.

Bloodwood-southern box sparse low woodland (Corymbia opaca, E. limitaris and E. tephrodes) or silver leaved box sparse low woodland (E. pruinosa) with Tippera tall grass (Themeda triandra, Sehima nervosum, Chrysopogon fallax).

TTGP

3 10 Gentle slopes Cununurra and Barkly - grey and brown cracking heavy clay.

Downs sparse low woodland (Terminalia arostrata, T. volucris), or trees absent with bluegrass tall grass (Dichanthium spp., Astrebla squarrosa) or Mitchell and other mid-height grasses (A. pectinata, Dichanthium fecundum, Panicum spp., Aristida latifolia).

BGAP MGAP

4 10 Moderate to gentle slopes adjacent to alluvial floors

Tobermorey - shallow grey to yellow-brown calcareous loamy soils.

Bloodwood-southern box sparse low woodland (C. opaca) with arid short grass (Enneapogon spp., Tragus australianus).

ASGP

5 3 Alluvial floors along streamlines

Variable light – to medium-textured alluvial soils.

Frontage woodland (C. opaca) with frontage grass (Themeda triandra).

FRGP

6 2 Steam channels

Fringing communities. FRIP

Comparable with Barton land system of the North Kimberley survey (NKY) area. + Pastures types described in Appendix 1.


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FORK LAND SYSTEM (Fok) 1057 km2 Source: W · 2015-09-02 · Land systems of the Kimberley Region 85 FORK LAND SYSTEM (Fok) – land units Unit Approx. area (%) Landforms Soils* Vegetation*