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Moreton Bay Fig
Drik Drik-Nelson Road, DRIK DRIK VIC 3304 - Property No T11750 |
Contribution to landscape Historical value An impressive avenue lining the Drik Drik - Nelson Road (now rerouted) beside the Drik Drik State School. Planted early in the 1900s the trees have developed large spreading crowns and several have formed aerial roots. The planting is the most south- easterly occurrence of the species in Victoria. The adjacent State School has a Memorial Gateway with the names of soldiers and it is possible that the trees may have been an ... more |
T11750 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
128 Queen Street ALTONA, HOBSONS BAY CITY |
Measurements: 16/07/2019 Spread (m): 28 Girth (m): 1.7 Height (m): 14 Estimated age (yrs): 102 Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: 05/09/2019 A Moreton Bay Fig located at the northern edge of Logan Reserve on Queen St, Altona. This Moreton Bay Fig is significant at the Regional level for its contribution to landscape, size, location and historical ... more |
T12409 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
Ruyton Girls School, 12 Selbourne Road, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No T11764 |
Location or context Outstanding size A very large Moreton Bay Fig dominating the grounds of the School. The extensive canopy of the tree is in excellent condition. At the base of the tree is a small 'rockery' which should be removed along with two bolts near ground level. A portion of the canopy extends over asphalt. The tree should be regularly inspected and any deadwood removed. Some of the larger branches may require cabling to prevent damage to the ... more |
T11764 |
Regional |
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Moreton Bay Fig
COCKMAN STREET WARRNAMBOOL, WARRNAMBOOL CITY |
Two Moreton Bay Figs growing closely together near the centre of the Warrnambool Botanic Gardens. The Moreton Bay Figs are significant for scientific, landscape, aesthetic and historic reasons at the Regional level. These two healthy Moreton Bay Figs which dominate the centre of the Gardens are scientifically significant for their outstanding size, including their large buttress
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T12503 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
'Duart' cnr McLean and Boisdale Streets, MAFFRA VIC 3860 - Property No T11819 |
Contribution to the historic garden Outstanding size A large and impressive specimen being a remnant of the original garden of this historic home. The residence was built in the 1870s and owned by Allan McLean, a stock and station agent, elected to the Legislative Assembly for Gippsland north in 1880, and active in helping to form the Municipal Association of Victoria. Duart is currently used as a reception centre. The spread of this tree is the second largest ... more |
T11819 |
Regional |
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Moreton Bay Fig
FLANAGAN PLACE TATURA, GREATER SHEPPARTON CITY |
An individual Moreton Bay Fig located in the south-east corner of Mactier Gardens. This tree is significant for scientific and social reasons at the Regional level. This Moreton Bay Fig is scientifically significant for its outstanding size and form and is an outstanding example of the species. Its circumference is one of the largest on the Register as well as the canopy
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T12525 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
Lauriston Girls School, Huntingtower Road, ARMADALE VIC 3143 - Property No T11832 |
Contribution to landscape Outstanding size This Morton Bay Fig is significant for social and scientific reasons at Regional level.This tree isoutstanding for its size at a height of 25m and canopy spread of 23-25m. This large and old Moreton Bay Fig is located in a prominent position near the sports field and makes a significant contribution to the landscape. The area was first subdivided in 1853 and in 1866 William Bushby Jones bought this section. In 1877 he built ... more |
T11832 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
Carlton Gardens, Rathdowne Street, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No T11899 |
Contribution to the historic garden Outstanding size A large specimen of Moreton Bay Fig in excellent condition. It is a dominant feature in the landscape and the tree has a dense canopy. Another specimen is growing opposite the Rathdowne and Queensberry Streets intersection. The area beneath the tree was asphalt and used for carparking. In 2011, the asphalt was removed and the root zone mulched as part of the Exhibiton Building Western Forecourt reconstruction. ... more |
T11899 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
Cnr The Esplanade and Bass Ave, COWES VIC 3922 - Property No T12034 |
Contribution to landscape Outstanding size The plaque beneath this tree claims it was planted in 1869, by Baron Von Mueller, Director of Botanic Gardens Melbourne. The tree is in good condition however some lower branches have been severely cut back. The large stubs where the tree has been pollarded could now be removed and a slight canopy raising could occur. A canopy conflict occurs on the southern side also Measurements: 14/10/2000 Spread (m): 28 ... more |
T12034 |
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Moreton Bay Fig
Neville Hamilton Reserve, Shute Avenue,, BERWICK VIC 3806 - Property No T12035 |
Contribution to landscape The sign by the tree states that it was planted in 1859 and is on original homestead site (Wilson House) built in 1859. The seed was believed to have been brought from Illawarra by Anne Eliza Wilson, wife of James who purchased 1200 acres in 1854 Measurements: 11/12/2000 Spread (m): E-W 29; N-S 27 Girth (m): 7.03 Height (m): 21.5 Estimated Age (yrs): 141 Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: ... more |
T12035 |
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