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Eucalyptus camaldulensis

Other Name

River Red Gum

Location

1580 Bacchus Marsh Road ANAKIE, GREATER GEELONG CITY

File Number

T12300

Level

Regional

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Statement of Significance

Remnant (Scientific)

Landscape (Social)

Species/Location (Aesthetic)

This River Red Gum is significant at a Regional level for its contribution to the landscape, for aesthetic significance as a better than average example of its species in its location, and as a remnant tree. The tree is an aesthetically-pleasing specimen with a spreading canopy that touches the ground, and it makes a fine contribution to the pastoral landscape against the backdrop of the You Yangs Historic Park. It is also the most aesthetically pleasing of the many River Red Gums that line Hovells Creek at Wooloomanata.

Measurements: 2015

Spread (m): N-S 30.4, E-W 30.1

Girth (m): 5.1

Height (m): 16

Estimated Age (yrs): 250

Condition: Good

Access: Restricted

Classified: 22/03/2016

Group

Parks, Gardens and Trees