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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Quercus robur English Oak 26 Josephine Street,, OAK PARK VIC 3046 - Property No T11418	Contribution to landscape Historical value Located in a reserve adjoining the original 1840 homestead and stables known as Bell Vue Park. The former farm was owned by John Pascoe Fawkner and it is believed the tree was planted by him. 2011: Tree has a National Trust Significant Tree Plaque. It is well protected and mulched but showing signs of old age. Measurements: 09/1982 Spread (m): 20 Girth (m): 2.4 Height (m): 25 Estimated Age (yrs): 140 ... more	T11418	Regional
Quercus robur English Oak Fernshaw Reserve, Maroondah Highway, HEALESVILLE VIC 3777 - Property No T11727	Outstanding size Historical value A fine specimen tree with a self explanatory plaque. The tree was planted by Her Excellency Lady Denman on 9 April 1913 to commemorate the visit to 'Fernshaw' on 15 May 1901 of Queen Mary, the Duchess of York. The acorn from which the Oak was grown was sent to Melbourne from the Royal Garden Windsor Castle. Measurements: 03/1982 Spread (m): 24 Girth (m): 2.8 Height (m): 26 Estimated Age (yrs): 71 ... more	T11727	State
Quercus robur Golden Jubilee Oak , English Oak 16 Bourke Street,, SANDFORD VIC 3312 - Property No T12161	Important landmark Outstanding size Aesthetic value Historical value Outstanding example of species The English Oak was planted by Mr J S Anderson, a prominent businessman and resident of Sandford, on 21 June 1887 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. This tree has grown into a magnificent specimen, with an almost perfectly symmetrical crown spread of 25 metres and a height of 21 metres The ... more	T12161	State
Quercus robur English Oak Henley Road, KANGAROO GROUND VIC 3097 - Property No T12423	This English Oak (Quercus robur) grows on the eastern bank of Watsons Creek in Kangaroo Ground. It is in good health and has an exceptional canopy spread. This English Oak is significant for scientific and social reasons at the Regional level. This English Oak is of scientific significance for its outstanding canopy spread of 35.3m, the second largest in the Significant Tree Register (the largest is T11655 ... more	T12423	Regional
Quercus robur English Oak 208 Main Road,, NEERIM SOUTH VIC 3831 - Property No T11427	Outstanding example of species An outstanding specimen growing at the rear of an old barn. One of the best examples in Victoria. Exhibits some butt damage and compaction due to animals. 05/2012 The tree has been severely pruned up to the crown and looks disproportionate. No longer considered one of the best examples of an English Oak in Victoria. Measurements: 14/01/1988 Spread (m): 27.6 Girth (m): 4 Height (m): 18 Estimated Age (yrs): 110 ... more	T11427	Regional
Quercus robur English Oak River flats, Yallambie Park Banyule Road, HEIDELBERG VIC 3084 - Property No T11738	Contribution to historic garden or park Originally part of the "Yallambie Homestead" gardens. This widespreading tree, possibly 100 years old.contains some deadwood. Measurements: 11/1982 Spread (m): 26 Girth (m): 3.9 Height (m): 20 Estimated Age (yrs): 120 Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: 09/12/1982	T11738	Regional
Quercus robur x canariensis Oaks, Hybrid Oaks Redwood Road,, GEMBROOK VIC 3783 - Property No T12133	Important landmark Historical value Aesthetic significance This Avenue of Honour is a fine example of a commemorative planting style unique to South East Australia. Planted in 1947. It is one of only three such plantings in Cardinia Shire and considered the most intact, as well as being the only planting featuring a double row of trees. The trees are consistently spaced at the northern end, losing regularity around the curve of Redwood ... more	T12133	State
Quercus robur English Oak 84 Morgantis Road Eganstown, HEPBURN SHIRE	This English Oak grows on a rural property in Eganstown. It was planted around 1860 by the Morganti family, who were prominent Swiss Italian migrants to the area. Several original buildings remain on the property. This English Oak is significant for scientific, aesthetic and social reasons at the State level. This English Oak is significant as an outstanding example of the ... more	T12450	State
Quercus robur English Oak Castlemaine Botanic Gardens, Walker Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No T11459	Contribution to landscape of historic garden or park. Outstanding size Historical value Outstanding example of species. This tree is possibly the largest and oldest known specimen of Quercus robur in Victoria. A plaque at its base indicates the tree was planted by HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh on 18 December 1867. Located adjacent to BBQ and playground. Measurements: 10/1984 Spread (m): 34 Girth (m): 3.84 Height (m): 21 ... more	T11459	State
Quercus robur English Oak Sheffield Road, THE BASIN VIC 3154 - Property No T11766	Location or context Outstanding size Historical value Outstanding example of species An outstanding specimen of immense size and form. The plaque states "One of the first trees known to be planted in The Basin as an acorn by William & Kate Chandler soon after they settled here in 1873, having arrived from England in 1851" 2011. The tree is still healthy and looks in good condition. Has been cabled to support the weight of it's ... more	T11766	State

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