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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Santalum lanceolatum Northern Sandalwood BOUNDARY BEND VIC 3599 - Property No T11174	Rare or Localised: Five trees of a species or variety that is rare or of very localised distribution. Listed as endangered in Victoria, the only other known occurrence of the species is in the Warby Ranges near Springhurst innorth-east Victoria. This stand comprises fiveestablished trees and numerous suckers (30+) growing on a sandy ridge amongst Bursaria, Malle Eucalypt, Dodonea and Eucalyptus camaldulensis. Measurements for single-trunked tree near side track. A ... more	T11174	Regional
Santalum lanceolatum Northern Sandalwood Briens Gorge, Warby Ranges State Park,, WANGARATTA VIC 3677 - Property No T11206	Rare or localised A small fragile stand of one mature tree (8m in height) and several juveniles, but it is difficult to distinguish between seedlings and suckers. The area was burnt in 1979 and only the large tree survived.. The native range of Santalum lanceolatum, alsoknown as the Desert Quandong, is from north-western Victoria through NSW to North Queensland, NT and NW Western Australia. It occurs primarily in arid and semi-arid inland areas but is ... more	T11206	State
Santalum lanceolatum Northern Sandalwood Naylors Rd,, SPRINGHURST VIC 3682 - Property No T11208	Rare and localised A stand of eight trees, four in poor condition, of various sizes and age. Listed as an endangered species in Victoria, and only occurs in Brien's Gorge, Warby Ranges (1 large tree and suckers) and a stand at Boundary Bend. The trees are growing on exposed granite boulders at 310m altitude in association with Acacia doratoxylon (also uncommon in Victoria), Eucalyptus blakelyii, Eucalyptus macrorhyncha and ... more	T11208	State

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Santalum lanceolatum

Northern Sandalwood

BOUNDARY BEND VIC 3599 - Property No T11174

Rare or Localised: Five trees of a species or variety that is rare or of very localised distribution. Listed as endangered in Victoria, the only other known occurrence of the species is in the Warby Ranges near Springhurst innorth-east Victoria. This stand comprises fiveestablished trees and numerous suckers (30+) growing on a sandy ridge amongst Bursaria, Malle Eucalypt, Dodonea and Eucalyptus camaldulensis. Measurements for single-trunked tree near side track. A ... more

T11174

Regional

Santalum lanceolatum

Northern Sandalwood

Briens Gorge, Warby Ranges State Park,, WANGARATTA VIC 3677 - Property No T11206

Rare or localised A small fragile stand of one mature tree (8m in height) and several juveniles, but it is difficult to distinguish between seedlings and suckers. The area was burnt in 1979 and only the large tree survived.. The native range of Santalum lanceolatum, alsoknown as the Desert Quandong, is from north-western Victoria through NSW to North Queensland, NT and NW Western Australia. It occurs primarily in arid and semi-arid inland areas but is ... more

T11206

State

Santalum lanceolatum

Northern Sandalwood

Naylors Rd,, SPRINGHURST VIC 3682 - Property No T11208

Rare and localised A stand of eight trees, four in poor condition, of various sizes and age. Listed as an endangered species in Victoria, and only occurs in Brien's Gorge, Warby Ranges (1 large tree and suckers) and a stand at Boundary Bend. The trees are growing on exposed granite boulders at 310m altitude in association with Acacia doratoxylon (also uncommon in Victoria), Eucalyptus blakelyii, Eucalyptus macrorhyncha and ... more

T11208

State