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Contribution to the landscape Measurements: 06/1986
Outstanding size
Curious growth form
Outstanding example of species:
This is one of the largest River Red Gums (E. camaldulensis) in Victoria (cf. the 'Bilston Tree'). The tree is well-known and its direction has been signposted on the Midlands Highway. It contains a small amount of deadwood and several cavities but is generally in excellent condition. The tree has a large natural branch graft on its northern side.
The tree is located in the Guildford Township, west of Templeton Street (Midland Highway) along Fryers Street.
Spread (m): 34
Girth (m): 9.35
Height (m): 30m
Estimated Age (yrs): 500
Condition: Good
Measurements: 2004
Spread (m): 34
Girth (m): 9.35
Height (m): 30
Estimated Age (yrs): 518
Condition: Good
Measurements: 23/08/2010
Spread (m): E-W 32; N-S 30
Girth (m): 10
Height (m): 32
Estimated Age (yrs): 522
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 10/07/1986
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