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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Dandenong Ranges VIC - Property No L10096	The Dandenong Ranges rise abruptly from the plains of eastern Melbourne to a height of 640 m. at Mount Dandenong. The Dandenongs have been a renowned recreation area to the east of Melbourne since approximately the turn of the twentieth century. The range possesses a variety of geological formations, landform, soils, vegetation and fauna. Intensive agriculture is still an important land use in areas such as The Patch. There are at least 369 native flowering plant ... more	L10096	File only
Dandenong Ranges VIC - Property No L10096	The Dandenong Ranges rise abruptly from the plains of eastern Melbourne to a height of 640 m. at Mount Dandenong. The Dandenongs have been a renowned recreation area to the east of Melbourne since approximately the turn of the twentieth century. The range possesses a variety of geological formations, landform, soils, vegetation and fauna. Intensive agriculture is still an important land use in areas such as The Patch. There are at least 369 native flowering plant ... more	L10096	File only
Northern Slopes, Dandenong Ranges MONTROSE VIC 3765 - Property No L10097	The Dandenong Ranges are a significant landform within the Melbourne region and the northern and western forested slopes, being the most visible from the metropolitan area are therefore considered to be extremely important. LOCATION AND BOUNDARIES: The Northern Slopes landscape is bounded by Wilkilla Road and Wombalano Road in the east; Warrawee Road and Currajong Avenue in the north; Moore Avenue, Inverness Road and the boundary of the Western Slopes ... more	L10097	Local
Western Face, Dandenong Ranges VIC - Property No L10098	The Western Face of the Dandenong Ranges is of high significance within the Melbourne Region due to its value as: - an important landmark that is visually prominent throughout much of this region; - a remnant of the forest that covered the entire range prior to European settlement; - an area that provides habitat for plant and animal communities that are no longer well represented within the Dandenongs; - a recreational area for people throughout ... more	L10098	Regional
Dandenong Ranges, Eastern Streams Region MACCLESFIELD VIC 3782 - Property No L10100	This landscape consists of rolling hills, together with streams, valleys and intermittent swamps. Much of the area is attractive farmland varying from open grazing to intensive market gardening. However, sufficient natural forest survives to give diversity. This landscape provides a contrast to the steep forested escarpment of the main ranges. The small public park, south of Gembrook township is significant for its recreational and historical values and contains a breeding ... more	L10100	Local
Main Ridge, Dandenong Ranges VIC - Property No L10106	This is a unique hill landscape of high aesthetic and visual value. Its vegetation is a combination of original native species and the exotic character of the many introduced species. The many lookout points provide exceptional panoramic views of Melbourne and the surrounding landscapes to the north and east. It has been one of the state's primary tourist attractions for over a century. The area is of State significance because of: - Historic association with the ... more	L10106	State
Upper Yarra Valley And Dandenong Ranges LILYDALE VIC 3140 - Property No L10118		L10118	File only
Dandenong Ranges VIC - Property No L10096	The Dandenong Ranges rise abruptly from the plains of eastern Melbourne to a height of 640 m. at Mount Dandenong. The Dandenongs have been a renowned recreation area to the east of Melbourne since approximately the turn of the twentieth century. The range possesses a variety of geological formations, landform, soils, vegetation and fauna. Intensive agriculture is still an important land use in areas such as The Patch. There are at least 369 native flowering plant ... more	L10096	File only
Western Face, Dandenong Ranges VIC - Property No L10098	The Western Face of the Dandenong Ranges is of high significance within the Melbourne Region due to its value as: - an important landmark that is visually prominent throughout much of this region; - a remnant of the forest that covered the entire range prior to European settlement; - an area that provides habitat for plant and animal communities that are no longer well represented within the Dandenongs; - a recreational area for people throughout ... more	L10098	Regional
Dandenong Ranges, Eastern Streams Region COCKATOO VIC 3781 - Property No L10100	This landscape consists of rolling hills, together with streams, valleys and intermittent swamps. Much of the area is attractive farmland varying from open grazing to intensive market gardening. However, sufficient natural forest survives to give diversity. This landscape provides a contrast to the steep forested escarpment of the main ranges. The small public park, south of Gembrook township is significant for its recreational and historical values and contains a breeding ... more	L10100	Local