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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Robinia pseudoacacia Black Locust Or False Acacia Black Mountain Station, Gelantipy Road,, GELANTIPY VIC 3885 - Property No T11192	Particularly old Outstanding size This tree was planted by pioneer settler, Mary Agnes O'Rourke circa 1870, a pioneer settler at Black Mountain Station. The story goes that Mrs O'Rourke initially twisted two tree limbs together to give the tree increased strength, and the tree exibits marks which could give credence to this story. The tree is in good condition despite the harsh growing environment. This tree is located on the south bank of Little River, north of ... more	T11192	State
	Robinia pseudoacacia Black Locust Or False Acacia High Street,, STANLEY VIC 3747 - Property No T11358	Historic planting style Widely recommended for street tree planting in the 1860's, these two trees are the only specimens remaining from these early nineteenth century plantings. These trees have been removed(date unknown) Measurements: 08/1987 Spread (m): Girth (m): Height (m): Estimated Age (yrs): 100 Condition: Fair Access: Unrestricted Classified: 10/09/1987	T11358	Demolished

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Robinia pseudoacacia

Black Locust Or False Acacia

Black Mountain Station, Gelantipy Road,, GELANTIPY VIC 3885 - Property No T11192

Particularly old Outstanding size This tree was planted by pioneer settler, Mary Agnes O'Rourke circa 1870, a pioneer settler at Black Mountain Station. The story goes that Mrs O'Rourke initially twisted two tree limbs together to give the tree increased strength, and the tree exibits marks which could give credence to this story. The tree is in good condition despite the harsh growing environment. This tree is located on the south bank of Little River, north of ... more

T11192

State

Robinia pseudoacacia

Black Locust Or False Acacia

High Street,, STANLEY VIC 3747 - Property No T11358

Historic planting style Widely recommended for street tree planting in the 1860's, these two trees are the only specimens remaining from these early nineteenth century plantings. These trees have been removed(date unknown) Measurements: 08/1987 Spread (m): Girth (m): Height (m): Estimated Age (yrs): 100 Condition: Fair Access: Unrestricted Classified: 10/09/1987

T11358

Demolished