Research Library
Land Resources Series
1992
Land resources map in the southern section of the
Peel-Harvey catchment, swan coastal plain,
Western Australia
Dennis van Gool
Bev Kipling
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Australia. Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia. Map.
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5199
LAKE
S3
V2
V4
3582
4792
B3
B1
S2b
Qp1
NEWNHAM
205
Sw
Qp3
S4a
S1a
1395
B6
V6
Qp3
1395
649
Sw
V2
Qp3
YALGORUP NATIONAL PARK
Qb
5215
AD
S3
V2
1280
3913
V4
LAKE
Qf1
2731
Sw
S3
1
B6
V3
2731
S2a
5334
4691
ROAD
Qd1
Sw
S3
V4
B3
1149
10
B2
S3
3025
Qp
V2
B2
B1
S2c
Qd1
B4
Sw
Qp3
Sw
718
1538
STATE FOREST No. 16
Sw
Qd
Res.
B3
V10
V1
S6
B3
B3
S2b
3070
1
B3
2790
1503
B3
B6
B3
B1
Sw
Sw
Qd1
Sw
3
2
703
S2c
ROAD
S4a
S5
9
S1c
10
S4b
4
Sw
Qp
S3
4608
S4a
3028
Sw
3
S1b
Qb
Qd1
2167
1
V1
Qp2
Closed Road
380000 mE
9
B1
7
1
3300
B2
419
10
3
B3
13
12
18
B4
16
Sw 15
B1 19
3204
14
3204
17
115°45'00"
B3
B2
Sw
158
B3
B4
611
37
34
Closed Road
RD
NEWMAN
P3
208
4156
A
RO
BR
OO
K
STATE FOREST No. 14
(Water catchment area)
D
4731
176
4
F5
191
185
D1
67
F4
69
268
F4
P3
B2
715
1
1288
P1b
18
P1d
1288
27
172
3526
1
188
P1d
EKUP
F2b
1
5
21
359
22
390000
73
1
12
18
P3
3
4
115°52'30"
Harvey
1528
2260
275
F1b
63
6
7
D1
D1
251
HARVEY
F4
227
P6c
59
Harvey to Capel
(unpublished)
2093
1037
Peel-Harvey catchment administrative
boundary (for the coastal plain)
N
D1
D2
D3
D2
400000
HARVEY
DAM
HARVEY
WEIR
Water
Res.
D2
D3
D2
Wells, M.R. and King, P.D. (1989). Land capability assessment methodology for
rural-residential development and associated agricultural land uses. Department
of Agriculture, Western Australia. Land Resources Series No. 1.
Wells, M.R., Richards, N. and Clarke Al (1986). Jandakot groundwater
scheme area - a study of land resources and planning considerations
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia. Technical report 48
Map sheet boundary
6340000
262
D3
Wells, M.R. (1989). Land capability study of the Shires of Mandurah and
Murray. Department of Agriculture, Western Australia. Land Resources
Series No. 2.
Land resource survey boundaries
D5
3048
D3
Study
area
3923
D3
1
Water Reserve
F2b
2
30
36
3524
151 109
ROAD
F4
5068
Oma, V.P.M., (1981). Coastal Land Resources Mapping. Unpublished mapping,
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia
372
8
ROAD
2
5068
McDonald, R.C., Isbell, R.F., Speight, J.G., Walker, J. and Hopkins, M.S.
(1984). ’Australian soil and land survey field handbook’. Inkata Press,
Melbourne.
3162
2521
HONEYMOON
Mc Arthur, W.M., and Bettenay, E. (1960). The development and distribution
of the soils of the Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia. C.S.I.R.O. Soil
Publication No. 16.
van Gool, D. (1990). Land resources in the northern section of the Peel-Harvey
catchment, Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia. Department of
Agriculture, Western Australia (Map and Land Capability table only)
D1
265
F1b
WESTERN
AUSTRALIA
4753
King P.D. and Wells, M.R. (1990). Darling Range rural land capability study,
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Land Resources Series No. 3
Northcote, K.H. (1979). 'A factual key for the recognition of Australian soils'.
Fourth Edition, Rellim Technical Publications, Glenside, South Australia.
D3
D3
F2b
6
ROAD
20
26 25 24 23
3120
64
11
16 17 18
P6c
Waroona
4753
2
F4
230
4
KORIJ
716
1275
1
554
P10
3
2
5
P3
269
167
4
3530
F4
168
1
1
37
F1b
268
47
D3
F2b
198
189
169
3526
1
65
187
171
19
1
40
10
Peel-Harvey
South
70
F2c
173
Associated land resource studies and cited references
Bettenay, E., McArthur, W.M. and Hingston, F.J. (1960). ’The soil
associations of part of the Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia’.
C.S.I.R.O. Soils and Land Use Series No. 35.
553
F2b
190
Mandurah-Murray
Churchward, H.M. and McArthur, W.M. (1979). Landforms and soils of the
Darling Region of Western Australia. In 'Atlas of natural resources of the
Darling Region of Western Australia'. Department of Conservation and
Environment. (Government Printer: Perth).
66
D3
186
219
3528
Published Scale: 1:50,000
Pinjarra
997
D3
F1b
157
174
The mapping units have generalised soil and landform
characteristics which are relevant to land use planning.
They are also a base for land capability assessment.
An example is the method described by Wells and King (1989).
State Forest No. 15
717
716
170
3300
Peel
Inlet
68
2
26
3297
4000
717
F1b
F3
P3
154
156
2
3000
STATE FOREST No. 15
1320
3201
F2b
177
46
3527
3526
359
5
25
2000
1320
2503
D3
P1e
192
184
Use:
4731
F4
F2b
183
178
1
30
20
Digital Cadastral Base supplied by the Department of Land
Administration.
Cadastral scale: 1:50,000
Generated: 1988
4729
1
180
153
2
1399
P3
149
155
35
194
179
152
3207
2503
73
151 150
41
1986
1986
1986
1991
STATE FOREST No. 14
2729
615
F4
193
140
1000
Any reduction in the scale of the published map may result in inaccuracies
D3
F1b
0
1:50000
3208
141
140
F2c
148
P6c
3527
715
19
48
Res.
1
4202
B3
653
2
3109
5061 B2
653
419
4145
B1
653
419
419
MYALUP
P3
Road
B6
5
3300
714
5
B3
ROAD
20
673
S3
P4
B1
P1b
6
11
Sw
2166
V1
ROAD
Re
62
68
Sw
43
5
714
1027
58
45
44
211 211
5060
2
B6
B6
Sw
8
33
P1d
142
21
LA
EL
ns
Co
3028
S2a
3
B6
Sw
1
2
B6
STRY
FORE
1
V4
4748
B6
S4a
Qp
Sw
139
32
s.
.
59
978
S1c
49
57
RDB2
P1b 21
W
B6
Myalup Pine Plantation
S1b
672
OLD
V2
B6
Sw
5
Qp1
6340000 mN
P1d
22
B1a
B2
1
705
Sw
STATE FOREST No. 16
Closed Road
Qp
Qp3
Sw
0
S4a
V4
V2
V6
Qp
Qd1
S4b
V4
Qp2
Qp3
B2
B3
B3
3068
691
147
141
38
B1 ROAD
B2
B1
641
3690
S5
S6
Qp2
100
Sw
Sw
T
V6
S4b
COAS
V1
Qp
1093
Water
Res.
S4c
V1
Qb
B8
4747
1146
Drainage Res.
42
B3
P1b
4728
175
Sw
4651
40
24
23
B3
3692
1000
3125
182
143
ROAD
B3
4746
B2
4650
V4
Qf1
S4c
S2a
Sw
1075 B2
B4
S4b
V4
B4
B2
1557
4730
181
138
WA 2413(C) 1:20,000
WA 2438(C) 1:20,000
WA 2466(C) 1:20,000
WA 2939(C) 1:20,000
y
PRESTON
44
43
50
D3
D2
667
670
137
42
P5
B1 Sw
439
tuar
1059
2781
1074
F4
F5
P1e
670
144
135
136
Aerial Photography: Job No. 850040
Job No. 560060
Job No. 860115
Job No. 910400
Department of
Agriculture W.A.
Division of Resource
Management
Mandurah
METRES
s
ey e
8
8
50
41
25
2399
4727
F3
146
134
B2
56
Sw
1559
689
Sw 26
181
51
51
McLARTY
P2
D1
Harv
B3
S4a
Qp3
B3
1
132
39
B2
3029
P3
ROAD
P7
Sw
Sw
B1
B3
25
D1
D1
139
145
40
SMITH
B3
Sw
B3
138
133
B3
B1a
4745
S6
S5
V4
B3
B6
3248
X
V10
Qd1
S1a
7
7
B6
Sw
B1
2
S2b
B2
N
DI
LAKE
Qp3
ain
Qp1
B6
B1
S4c
429
Sw
P1b
28
D2 1139D3
LOGUE BROOK
DAM
F2b
P1d
181
B6
B6
27
Sw
B4
Sw
181
LAKE
BROCKMAN
D1
26
547
F3
1
Mundijong
33°00'00"
D1
14
2
691
F4
180
B3
Sw
2691
4557
ROAD
P4
2
39
D2
P1d
AD
V1
Sw
29
30
B4
692
180
53
B2
P1b
Sw
Indian
Ocean
4
D3
573
B3
B6
Sw
B1
3029
1
B2
Peel-Harvey
North
Rockingham
Note: The map has a cadastral base which is not
necessarily a functional road directory
D3
2314
2
Projection: Universal Transverse Mercator
Grid: A.M.G., Zone 50
Date: May 1990
Source Data: Based on field survey, air photo interpretation
and collation of existing published and unpublished land resource
data. Compiled by D. van Gool, B. Kipling, P. King and M. Proulx-Nixon,
Division of Resource Management, Department of Agriculture, W.A.
Source:
CALM office
February, 1992
D1
6
517
Drain
RO
S4a
1251 S2a
341
Dr
N
Sw
3
B2
D1
D1
ROAD
oo
k
CALM pine plantation boundary
6350000
D1
3208
52
B4
4745
4423
B2
D1
F2b
142
2
Br
Property lot numbers (and some reserve numbers)
Armadale
5
179
179
38
P1b
B4
B6
es
831
National Park boundary
3210
288
F3
F2c
648
ek
B2
B2
32
B3
Sw
2692
Sw
3029
B4
31
66
1081
B3
B3
We
D1
3230
ROAD
F4
1
Sw
B6
Sw
S1c
2
V4
V10
5
S4c
S2a
S6
B1
S4a
1254
894
B6
Sw
O
4
V2
1059 Qp
PT
S4a
S4b
Qp3
AM
S4a
4608
B1 ROAD
STIRLING
P1b
B3
Sw
6
B3
4195
Sw
B6
CR
Flora & Fauna
Res.
S1c
V6
V1
S2a
1138
S2a
3617
S2a
1381
1527
5
B3
Sw
2427
S2a
S2b
Qp3
B1
Sw
S3
Qd
Qs
4 B1
B1
1
B3
B6
B1
S1a
3618
Qf1
4531
Sw
2684
36
B2
Clay pan
423
4
1
P3
THOMSON
P1d
D2
3211
P6c
D3 2313
5
134
1
N
1
S6
0
B4
B2
35
34
135
1
CP
State Forest boundary
284
2
SO
S1a
S4c
S1a
Sw
B3
133
B1 1
B3
29
F3
P7
CK
2
2284
Qd
Sw
33
S4a
2329
P1b
B3
B2
Sw
S6
1734
B4
B3
B6
839
1794
Qf1
B3
B6
177
< 2%
2-10%
10-20%
20-50%
50-90%
> 90%
Prepared by the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia
Jandakot
Miscellaneous swamps
2979
D2
166
306
B1
B2
< 50 cm
50-100 cm
> 100 cm
Shallow
Moderately deep
Deep
Very few
Few
Common
Many
Abundant
Very abundant
136
2
JA
2417
OCEAN
4864
1
70
B6
B2
132
m
m
m
m
m
Fremantle
Sw
D2
533
532
F3
166
7
F2c 3
Abundance classes
Soil depth
<9
9-30
30-90
90-300
> 300
Perth
Peel Harvey legal catchment boundary
3218
572
P6c
1327
75
P7
B3
B4
176
3232
D3
F2b
8
3
P1d
B3
3295
D2
F4
287
< 1%
1-3%
3-10%
10-20%
20-32%
Shire boundary
530
P4
1
P7
4607
B3
D3
1
2
F3
F5
130
131
P5
4
1
3337
166
153
Relief
Extremely low
Very low
Low
High
Very high
D2
AD
163
P6c
525
129
3295
RO
3156
668
156
B1
16
203
RIVERDALE
1
K
3593
128
Highest level terrace associated with the western margins of Lake
Clifton and Lake Preston with shallow calcareous black sandy loam
overlying limestone
Key
BLAC
F1c
COOKERNUP
V10
Location Diagram
D2
CK
F5
15
524
P7
P7
P6c
F4
B6
B1
F2b
282
P3
Very broad shallow depression with deep, poorly drained, fine
textured alkaline estuarine alluvium
D1
920 D3
RO
F1b
13
ROAD
126
V7
D1
D2 3232
D3
3156
3
4224
4245
B2
Sw
D1
3233
26
312
125
High level sandy terrace and gently undulating beach ridges with deep
grey or bleached pale brown siliceous sands overlying soft shelly
limestone
D1
2646
F4
1
B1
B6
1021 B1
B3
Sw
V7 1838
127
4245
B3
B1
B3
Drain
Brook
P1b
4710
B6
Sw
4857
2
124
Clarke
P5
3071
B3
B3
B3
B1
B1
Sw
334
P1b
Sw
2326
1085
B1
V6
Level
Very gently inclined
Gently inclined
Moderately inclined
Moderately steep
F1b
P6c
P7
This mapping incorporates unpublished coastal mapping (Oma 1981). To the north
it adjoins mapping of the shires of Mandurah and Murray (Wells 1989). The map
units employed here are largely derived from the Mandurah-Murray study, with
some minor editorial changes
High level sandy terrace and gently undulating beach ridges with
shallow to moderately deep grey siliceous sand overlying soft shelly
limestone or shell beds
Slope
1389
816
5112
417
35
V5
3012
973
P3
122
Acid/alkaline refers to the soil reaction trends described by Northcote, (1979)
1931
741
in
S2a
V6
B6
4500
D1
804
2
Dra
V4
P7
B4
1
F1b
1
285
3
2
Sw
B1 B3
B1
P7
Sw
RO
AD
Sw
B6
S3
V10
B3
S2a
Qp1
S1b
B3
Sw
S2c
1498
712
B3
B1
CP
4483
4709
B2
4711
B3
B6
Sw
3360
1565
Sw
Sw
P7
5483
1008
Qp
B3
B3
B3
B4
RIVERDA
LE
S6
B2
Sw
1253
3099
P6c
3
Low level storm beach ridges and terraces with minor limestone
outcrop. Soils are deep, alkaline, black sandy loams overlying
unconsolidated shell beds or clayey marl.
over a buried clay
3342
1
187
P8
HUXLEY
V4
* effective duplex - soils with similar land qualities that have a deep soil
1114
F5
416
333
Sand flats similar to V2, but marginally higher and commonly
supporting stands of Melaleuca spp.
2941
5126
31
1
V3
826
183
F3
2
B6
B3
Sw
Sw
1504
Sw
P7
116
118
B2
P7
B3
4703
B3
Closed Road
Qd1
B1
B4
Sw
Sw
B3
S1a
V2
1023
Sw
S3
S4a
Sw
1
B6
Myalup Pine Plantation
1
3924
B1
CP
B2
4708
B3
Sw
B3
S4a
P1b
3
Sw
838
Qd
B1 P7
B4
B1
B2
Sw
595
6
1
Sw
B2
B4
330
4
114
Samphire covered sand and mud flats marginally higher than V1
with deep alkaline sands and clayey sands
D3
Sw
3
V2
D1
950
2683
805
YARLOOP
SHIRE OF HARVEY
5
B2
B3
B6
112
P7
Drain
1147
3185
V7
S1b
B3
4702
910
3036
911
B2
B3
4
Sw
B1
273
Sw
2682
ROAD
CLIFTON
P7 342
B3
B1
4707
B2
P1d
Saline tidal flats with grey, black and brown foetid muds and
humic sandy clays with locally common shell and limestone fragments
STATE FOREST No. 14
(Water catchment area)
F4
5322
F2c
4618
Sw
693
P3
Actively eroding, poorly vegetated, blowout with rim and bowl
(parabolic) morphology with deep calcareous sands
V1
P10a Flat terraces adjacent to major rivers with deep black cracking
clays with alkaline subsoils; soils similar to P5
D1
1
4619
826
826
650
Sw
B4
B3
B3
S4b
Sw
6350000
Qs
B5
2622
V2
Qf1
B6
Sw
2940
S4b
6
ROAD
V2
B3
B6
111
113
B6
B3
110
260
Qb
Qualification of descriptive terms
D2
259
Flat to very gently undulating erosional floor of blowout or sandsheet with
medium to coarse sand or calcrete pavement; seasonally waterlogged
Vasse estuarine and lagoonal deposits: - Low lying poorly drained terraces,
flats and beach ridges fringing the Peel-Harvey Estuarine System, coastal
lakes and river mouths. Soils are extremely variable, being formed on
Holocene unconsolidated estuarine alluvium and lagoonal deposits. They are
often highly saline and may be subject to periodic inundation.
2697
688
B1
B3
B2
B3
Sw
7
V4
Qd
B2
S2a
Qp1
Qp3
Sw
Sw
B2
4492
B6
CP
Qd1
853
256
B3
B6 1071
Sw
187
107
108
109
258
257
B3
P7b
Small gently undulating plains (deflation basins) enclosed by parabolic
dunes with moderately deep to deep calcareous sands over
limestone
4201
2281
43
44
106
45
106
46
P3
4706
B3
B1
B3
B3
SHIRE OF HARVEY
S1a
V2
Sw
1189
805
P1d
CP
255
B1
B4
B4
B3
4701
Sw
1963
V2
V1
B3
B4
5
V1
B4
B2
1148
Qs
Sw
B2
B1
Sw
B3
B1
B1
4696
B6
B3
B3
B3
1
P1d
105
1
103
Gently undulating to flat terraces adjacent to major rivers,
but below the general level of the plain, with deep well drained
uniform brownish sands or loams subject to periodic flooding
Subdued parabolic dunes on the eastern margins of the dune system
Qd
907
4201 D3
F1b
1
99
99
ROAD
P10
Qp3
100
2463
1351
P2
4705
Sw
B4
4695
2637
S2a
V1
Qd
245
CP
B1
B2
CP
1
528
1
98
100
1
P5
P2a
B3
F3
P1e
102
Shallowly incised stream channels or minor creeks and rivers with
deep acidic mottled yellow duplex soils
The boundaries of the adjoining maps have been modified slightly using the
1991 aerial photography to ensure map unit continuity
WAGERUP
101
Sw
327
244
Main
4
Qp
B1
B7 B5
253
P9
D2
4201
97
254
B3
Sw
B6
Sw
Qp2
B3
4699 B6
B3
B6 B3
ROAD
B1
B3
B1
B3
Broad poorly drained flats and poorly defined stream channels with
moderately deep to deep sands over mottled clays; acidic or less
commonly alkaline gley and yellow duplex soils to uniform bleached or
pale brown sands over clay
492
945
93
94
97
Sw
B1
B3
1196
V10
Qd1
Sw
B2
S3
BAGIEAU
Sw
1
ROAD
2
B1a
Sw
B3
B3
in
P1b
329
328
327
B1
B6
B3
Dra
P1e
P3
BAGOT
Drain
9
10
7
B3
River
Qd
Qd
4694
ALEXANDER
Sw
ROAD
B1
B6
B4
303
B2
1
3343
P1d 2606
2
1
CP
P8
D5
Sw
331
243
P7
1070
B3
B3
H
Sw
S4b
8
B4
B1
B3
V3
S1a
B3
B2
Sw
B1
B3
4704
B3
Sw
340
Seasonally inundated depressions or seepage areas near the base of
of the foothills with very poorly drained deep bleached siliceous sands
D1
387
D2
4238
F2c
P4
325
N
4698
EDIT
S2b
V2
B2
B6
B6
B2
3015
3
2
B3
B3
4693
S2a
S3
V4
Sw
326
JOHNSTO
B3
B2
MER
Qp3
561 Qd
B3
Sw
B4
Sw
B4
B1
B3
B1
B1
B4
Sw
B6
422
15
4489
Br
oo
k
As for P7 but alkaline
P7b
14
P1b
P1d
P7a
390
1208
1
16
B6
CP
B2
B3
B3
B3
15
P7
Sw
B1
Sw
4692
B1
S6
S2b
B1
e
B2
242
B3
4700
2631
Sw
S1c
S3
B3
B2
B6
B1
Sw
Qp
Qp1
B2
241
P2 252
Sw
B4
B6
1194
Qd
B3
Sw
562
Qs
B3
1270
1306
B1
B1
B4
B1
S3
S2b
1150
B1
1269
Sw
B3
B6
Sw
B3
13
332
343
Seasonally inundated swamps and depressions with very poorly drained
variable acidic mottled yellow and gley duplex soils
D3
F2a
F4
AY
HW
V2
2
115°37'30"
B1
B3
B3
S2a
B1
Long walled discrete parabolic dunes with similar slopes and soils to Qp1
626
173
P4
Qp2
Very gently undulating, alluvial terraces and fans with uniform friable
brown loams, or well structured gradational brown earths; soils are
moderate to moderately well drained
D2
F5
Drain
269
AD
D5
489
ROAD
B3 3912
B1
Complex of nested low relief parabolic dunes with moderate to steep
slopes and deep calcareous sands with variable depth of darkening
in the surface horizon
1170
387
420
BANCELL
B2
274
Lo
gu
AD
RO
240
B4
B2
B3
B2
Sw
S6
S1a
INDIAN
3907
4697
B2
1195
B2
D2
D1
HIG
B4
238
239
Sw
200
Brook
Bancell
145
146
201
P1b
B2
237
Harvey
S2b
P1b
236
B1
2
410
P3
234
B2
B3 Sw
Sw
B6
B6
Sw
B1
S4b
Qb
33°00'00"
2
B3
B3
B6 B3 B6
Sw
B6
B3
B2
230
P5
1
B1
203
233
250
P1b
CP
232
235
RO
F2c
CP
217
231
229
Qp1
Very gently undulating alluvial terraces and low rises contiguous with the
plain, with moderately well to well drained soils. These are associated with
prior stream deposits upon the plain, and have uniform brownish sands
D4
218
P1b
B1
D4
203
P6c
P1b
249
D4
1
F3
P1d
B6
POND
Wagerup
Refinery
2
B1
B6
B2 B3
Sw
S1b
S1b
1151
Qd
PRESTON
3
AD
Sw
1
Flat to very gently undulating plain with variably leached calcareous sand
generally overlying a calcrete horizon at 60-90cm depth
855
D4
514
STATE FOREST No. 14
(Water catchment area)
B2
B1
P5a
RO
1
V3
Qd1
B4
B3
B1
COAST
4926
V10
Qd1
B4
225
227
4
B3
P1d
D3
TAILING
TAILING
POND
200
P7
P1b
B4
B3
S1a
S2b
S3
V4
Qp3
Qp1
B1
S3
S3
V2
B6
B6
B1
B3
Mining
(Tailing ponds)
D2
N
Qp3
226
247
More prominent relict foredune ridges which occur within unit Qf2
Qp
1254
WILLOWDALE
F4
200
P4
225
P2
Sw
226
248
3906
1 B3
S2b
1418
Qf2a
D1
D3
ain
D3
1
F1b
Dr
CP
D3
D1
Foredune/blowout complex (semi erosional) with very low relief
ridge and swale topography and deep calcareous sands
Relict foredunes and gently undulating beach ridge plain with deep
calcareous sands
D4
351
F3
B2
B4
3
P1d
354
353
F5
F2c
1417
228
B3
621
F3
ER
Qd
P2
4509
B6
B2
4471
4079
S4b
2
1
4151
S1a
V4
Qd
B6
1
B6
B2
B1
937
423
13
619
923
363
12
P7
D2
468
F2c
ST
WE
Qp3
B1
JOHNSTON
L
B7 Sw
B3
2
S3
4151
S4b
Qd1
B
B3
RO
TO
S
RI
D1
Qf1
Qf2
6360000
313
F1b
260
15
s
Sam
se
d
916
Quindalup Dune System (coastal dunes): -Unconsolidated Holocene sand
west of the Spearwood Dunes. The major formations are low relief complex
parabolic dunes fronted by foredunes with moderately inclined to steep slopes.
The soils are well to rapidly drained, uniform pale calcareous sands.
Very gently undulating alluvial terraces contiguous with the plain,
with moderately well to well drained soils. These are associated with major
current river systems, and have acidic red and yellow duplex soils,
less commonly gradational red and yellow earths
P7
D2
Stony plain with extremely low ridges (relict beach ridges and shallow
to moderately deep siliceous yellow-brown sands
P5 clay with a veneer of grey sand
912
D5
c. deep, yellow-brown or dark brown sands that are seasonally inundated
S5
P5a
P6c
426
883
16
P1d
B2
Clo
B3
883
RO
A
b. shallow to moderately deep yellow-brown and grey-brown sands
with minor limestone outcrop
P6a
F2c
259
on
P2
B2
ve
B6
ROAD
B3
3
B2
1180
Res.
Qd
McLarty Pine Plantation
se
r
P5
3238
B3
B2
B4
246
937
2870
B4
STATE FOREST No. 16
577
P10b
4508
B3
B6
D2
D
Mining
F4
Road
OLD
5129
V4
B6
Sw
B4
P5
32°52'30"
a. deep, pale and sometimes bleached, sands with yellow-brown subsoils
Poorly drained flats, sometimes with gilgai microrelief and with
moderately deep to deep black, olive grey and some yellowish
brown cracking clays and less commonly non-cracking friable clays
with generally acidic subsoils
Poorly drained flats, commonly with gilgai microrelief and with deep
black, grey to olive brown cracking clays with alkaline subsoils.
D4
F3
P1b
Bro
Sw
Flat to gently undulating sandplain (including minor depressions) with:
P4
D3
F4
1
B3
B3
3907
B1a
V10
Qd
0
S1c
S3
S2b
158
ok
3
B3
B3
276
B6
Drain
324
3
S4
Flat to very gently undulating plain with deep, imperfect to poorly
drained acidic yellow, grey or brown gradational earths and mottled
yellow duplex soils, with loam to clay loam surface horizons
P6b
D2
894
F1b
F2c
1150
14
B4
d. as for P1a, but moderately susceptible to salinity
P3
1345
893
484
F2c
B4
B4
3
S1a
4469
4
B1
2
Mining
P1d
200
Main
RIVER
P10b
3911
5128
P6c
5
B6
110
4
274
157
17
B3
Inter dunal swales and depressions with gently inclined sideslopes and
deep well drained siliceous yellow-brown sands
2
2
SOUTH
Recreation Res.
1243
B1
5271
5271
B1
B3
157
P1d
Re
S3
V4
276
B1
VCL
Sw
Sw
341
1287
V4
Qd
Sw
B2
911
B1a
B1a
334
H
AC
Qd
Qb
B2
3024
B3
BE
V4
B4
B3
B3
V1
V2
B4
B1
1
D1
D1
F4
1416
B1
B2
Sw
P7
P1b
200
B1
156
S3
As for P2, but there is a moderately deep silcrete or calcrete hardpan
generally on top of an (olive-grey) clay
D3
244
B6
B6
911
495
LAKE
1321
Qf1
63
64
64
65
66
327
852
PEP
S1a
67
68
B3
B1
B2
B3
B4
69
70
71
F3
1
B2
852
T
MIN
PER
S4a
V2
Qd
B4
B6
S2a
Sw
B2
F3
Sw
F5
F2c
b. moderately deep pale sand to sandy loam over clay: imperfectly
drained and moderately susceptible to salinity in limited areas
US
Res.
B2
G
S4b
V1
V4
341
RO
400
EY
V4
Qp
S2c
B1
2752
RV
6360000
2443
S1c
400
Sw
VE
Sw
ROAD
63
72
B2
D4
3
56
c. Deep bleached grey sands with yellow-brown subsoils usually occuring
on the eastern edge of the Spearwood dune ridge
P2a
6
63
Reserve
D1
F2c
7
b. shallow to moderately deep yellow-brown sands and common
limestone outcrop
Flat to very gently undulating plain with alkaline mottled yellow duplex
soils which generally consist of shallow pale sand to sandy loam over clay
1523
P6c
Sw
P4
1300
D2
F4
P6c
HAMEL
1245
357
B6
1132
V3
1300
142
Pines
139
Flat to very gently undulating plain with acidic mottled yellow
duplex (or *"effective duplex") soils comprising:
P2
DRAKESBROOK
DAM
1
60
B4
P2a
B3
1243
B1
Sw
CP
B3
D2
D3
D2
F5
P3
F2b
26
P1b
CP
D2
P6c
McLURE
Sw
Sw
B4
B1
401
HA
STO
N
V10
949
57
PRE
V4
Qd
S1c
358
LAKE
MOYANUP
141
59
58
57
D
O
S1a
B3
B2
401
56
55
54
53
51
P3
D1
F4
2
on
ms
Sa
262
1312
B3
52
342
Sw
B4
4065
Sw
1568
B6
B1
886
4065
57
LAKE
HAYWARD
D
A
RO
D2
4
P6c 5
a. moderately deep to deep yellow-brown sands or pale sands
with yellow-brown subsoils, and minor limestone outcrop
e. shallow pale sand to sandy loam over very gravelly clay;
moderately well drained
ER
V1
Qp3 Qp
V2
Qp3
B1
345
345
885
1241
5099
BEACH
344
885
4470
4470
Sw B2
1011
343
343
P2
1419
B1
Qp
YALGORUP
1538
B2
B4
B1a
PRESTON
LLE
R
CP
B1
B3
BU
1539
B4
344
2791
B3
98
V4
B3
3194
3582
Closed Road
1 B3
1011
341
1261
D4
WEIR
AT
W
V4
2
B3
B2
SHIRE OF WAROONA
TH
V2
B3
B6
B1
3
ok
Bro
6
1701
1455
B6
7
8
22
P1d
323
Sw
1500
2
1
D1
D3
26
0
North
5
4
4
B3
1343
B3
1
B4
B2
1 B2
Sw
14
NOR
Qp V10
B1
P10b
3161
B3
YALGORUP
32°52'30"
858
B6
AD
RO
B1
B3
195
Lower slopes (1-5%) of dune ridge with well drained:
Darling Range
1073
13
S1a
1460
Sw
3161
B2
B2
B1
860
ON
S3
YALGORUP NATIONAL PARK
V4
Sw
S2c
101
P2a
B2
P4
Sw
1073
1080
1246
453
3680 B6
239
ROA
Drain
S2
a. shallow pale sand to sandy loam over clay; imperfect to poorly
drained and generally not susceptible to salinity
D3
9 12
6
c. deep bleached grey sands with yellow-brown subsoils, and slopes
5 to 15%
194
F2b
ROAD
3
D1
184
P6c
BULLER
P7
8
P6c
19
Sw
B3
Poorly defined stream channels on lowest slopes with soils similar to F4
3012
1079
3680
101
17
18
26
27
2
3
Sw
1499
20
1
F5
P1
213
138
Dune ridges with well to rapidly drained:
b. deep yellow brown sands or pale sands with yellow-brown subsoil,
and slopes 5 to 15%
D5
2400
AD
RO
Qp
Qd
688
Sw
19
P3
D1
3033
3186
B4
B4
339
340
P2
495
B6
908
B1
1193
B1
B2
ON
ATI
52
Drain
1193
S1c
CO
R
12
B4
1198
Incised stream channels with poorly drained acidic yellow duplex soils and
gradational sandy brown earths
D3
D2
P3
135
Sandplain (and broad extremely low rises) similar to B4 with imperfectly
drained soils
a. shallow to moderately deep yellow-brown sands, very common
limestone outcrop and slopes 5 to 15%
F4
F1c
19
P8
P2
91
44
Drain
Drakesbrook
P1b
1
458
Har
v
Pine ey We
Plan ir
tatio
n
S3
2443
B3
B8
1501
S3
V1
P2
B2
B3
250
B1
Sw
S1a
V4
3221
2196
15
121
348
S3
V2
S2b
Sw
811
B2
B3
B6
S1
As for F1 (a,b,c), but with very gently to gently inclined lower slopes (1-5%)
Pinjarra Plain: - Broad low relief plain west of the foothills, comprising
predominantly Pleistocene fluvial sediments and some Holocene alluvium
associated with major current drainage systems. Major soils are naturally
poorly drained with many swamps.
D3
D1
1
Shallowly incised stream channels of minor creeks and rivers with soils
similar to B4 (and B6)
d. moderately deep to deep yellow-brown sands, rare limestone
outcrop and slopes 15 to 25% on the eastern slipface
5
WAROONA
45
250
Qp
B4
S3
1241
P2
2
32
00
V1
V2
2749
Qs
V4
52
2196
B3
B6
B6
B4
Sw
B6
1
1498
494
337
402
1
33
49
V6
V4
1241
P10b
P5
B3
438
B6
B4
31
30
6
1946
1331 S2b
813
P2
B1
799
Sw
15
14
13
12
F1b
46
84
S4b
2196
ROAD
BEACH
Qd 1029
McLarty Pine Plantation
800
B2
11
B5
STATE
FOREST
No. 14
2
47
2
1
D3
544
F2b
Broad poorly drained sandplain with deep grey siliceous sands or
bleached sands, underlain at depths generally greater than 1.5 metres
by clay or less frequently a strong iron-organic pan
Spearwood dune and sandplain system: - Gently to moderately inclined low hills
and gently undulating plain located west of the Bassendean System
associated with Pleistocene, Tamala Limestone. Hills consist of a core of
friable aeolianite, capped by secondary calcite and overlain by variable
depths of well to rapidly drained siliceous yellow-brown sands. The gently
undulating plain is the surface expression of the consolidated marine
limestone component of the Tamala Limestone.
Very gently inclined lower slopes (1-3%) with deep, imperfectly drained
yellow and, less commonly, acidic gley duplex soils
386
P7b
B4
Gently inclined slopes (5-10%), with moderately well to well drained:
F3
D3
525
A
NANG
2
HIGHWAY
S2a
Qp2
B2
STATE FOREST No. 16
803
689
336
6 3
254
48
3
WESTERN
4631
1
2
3
4
5
6
11
7
8
9
10
P5
B3
337
402
B3
B1
SHIRE OF WAROONA
B6
B3
1432
B4
B2
B1
B6
P5a
B6
438
22
2
161
D2
49
P3
ROAD
191
192
B2
1
40
CORONATION
Sw
F2
50
35
1402
689
26
25
1
4
317
P1e
22
21
34
9
10
B1
301
SOUTH
S3
S1c
1
B6
982
36
6
7
8
P1b
B3
981
1331
B6
P2
B6
2728
Qd
Qd
Beach
Reserve
P2
S2b
5279
ROAD
P3
988
254
Qd
V1
B6
932
B6
B6
B3
331 Sw
Sw
B2
2510
P5
B1
10
B6
305
Drain
1032
S3
N
S2b
Qd
129
V4
P7
RO P2
AD
P2
B4
MA
Qf1
V5
5240
P5a
P5a
Sw
981
990
P2 817
V1
D
1305
B1
P2
DO
S4b
Sw
Qd
3223
S4a
V4
ROA
507
589
MARTINS
TANK LAKE
ON
PREST
Closed Road
S2b
Qd
1402
D3
281
F5
303
Closed depressions and poorly defined stream channels with moderately
deep, poorly to very poorly drained bleached sands with an iron-organic
pan, or clay at generally less than 1 metre depth; surface horizons are
dark grey sand or sandy loam
D5
D
ROA
D5
482
478
280
279
37
Dr
ain
Qd
1402
Sw
983
COLES
986
B6
B2
B6
Deeply incised river valleys with moderately inclined slopes with deep sandy
duplex soils and minor rock outcrop; although swampy depressions or
seepage areas do occur, this unit is generally moderately well to well drained
c. deep uniform yellowish brown sand, generally laterite and gravel free
1
AD
P2
1
1332
F1b
F4
B2
D5
b. moderately deep to deep, gravelly acidic yellow duplex soils and
rare laterite
2
162
D2
P1e
304
Gently inclined crests and upper slopes with shallow uniform brownish sands
with ironstone gravel and very common duricrust outcrop (block laterite)
a. shallow to moderately deep, very gravelly acidic yellow duplex
soils and common laterite
D1
D3
274
275
39
D4
B3
265
273
272
RO
814
3
P2
888
B3
933
ROAD
B6
5
4
3
1 B2
F5
1235
308
Drain
Deeply incised tributary valleys with steep sideslopes; soils and rock outcrop
similar to D1
F1
182
79
P1d
F5
ROAD
B4
P5a
S1c
S3
V6
Qp2
1744
720
1342
D1
186
B6
P7a
B1
P1d
P7
2
P1b
ROAD
3223
1289
P2
812
399
P4
B1
BROCKMAN
3121
2
Qd 3322
1818
4910
V1
S1a
Qf2
B6
989
4684
S2a S3
ROAD
S4a
B1
957
1342
B1
ROAD
P1b
Sw
B6
D3
F3
5
B6
37
P1d
165 B1
PEEL
38
5
4
3
1
P1b
398
947
B2
B6
P3
F4
4
1239
B2
P1d
B2
P1b
B7
935
B6
P2
B2
B6
B2
Sw
ROAD
15
V5 16
Qd
956
870
P2
1000
B1
513
164
807
WEST
ROAD
158 D5
F1b
283
P1b
957
B3
S3
Sw
PEEL
P2
Drain
P5
B4
P7
515
P7
808
806
381
F4
B2
As for B1, but with a more intensely coloured yellow B horizon
occurring within 1 metre of the surface; marri and jarrah dominant
(red gum rises)
Flat to very gently undulating sandplain and broad very low rises with
moderately well to well drained deep bleached grey sands with a pale
yellow B horizon or a weak iron organic hardpan at 1-2 metres
314 D5
F3
P1b
P1e
407
P1d
955
2
214
B2
412
BROCKMAN
P2
P1d
B6
B6 Sw
B6
ROAD
406
B6
935
P5
998
P1d
B6
1215
3
365
P4
P1e
Sw
P1d
382
652
D4
B6
P7
927
P1b
956
B3
B6
P1b
P1b
P7a
P2
3
B4
12
P5
P7
Sw
4556
18
Qd
1
1
B4
B2
412 Sw
B2
B2
421
P7a
382
407
ROAD
S1b 3167
V5
S4a
P5
RIV
ER
17
1535
P5
Sw
ECKERSLEY
CLIFTON
S4b
1818
999
P2
1
2
B6
B2
12
B6
P2
P7a
12
3167
S1c
S4b
B6
289
F1c
P1b
AY
V2
B3
520
P4
3
D2
547
B1a
B2
Ridge Hill Shelf (foothills): - Lateritized, low relief, foothills of the Darling Scarp
comprising fossil shoreline bench sediments, Holocene colluvium and narrow bands
of alluvium.
D5
D1
364
411
MAYFIELD
P5
3
P7
255
216
Extremely low to very low relief dunes, undulating sandplain and discrete
sand rises with deep bleached grey sands sometimes with a pale yellow B
horizon or a weak iron-organic hardpan at depths generally greater than
2 metres; banksia dominant
171
3
F4
228
IL
V4
ST
Qp2
Qd
V4
P2
B3
Closed Road
A
CO
POLLARD
B6
P10b
P1b
409
B2
P2a
B6
P2
B6
P5
B6
P1e 1
B6
NE
Mc
LAKE
120
Qp1
V1
B6
ROAD
CLIFTON
4
1080
1295
B6
B6
S2b
2
2
408
Moderately inclined slopes (10-20%) with similar soils and rock outcrop to D1
D3
6370000
F2c
370
D2
2
D4
P1d
1277
P8
Steeper slopes (20-30%) of scarp face with gradational red and yellow
earths and duplex soils with variable depth and common rock outcrop
D1
F1b
ROAD
HW
HIG
S2a
11
P1b
B1
B2
D3
168
1182 F5
159
HALL
B6
ain
863
4
P5
517
371
P2
Dr
F4
245
B4
D1
D3
1
518
246
P1b
B2
2
P1b
B6
DORSETT
Qf1
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
V2
S2b
B6
P5
3
ROAD
Sw
P2
S3
3
S4a
Qd
S3
2
0
B6
441
P7
ROA
D
1
LAKE
Qd
Qf2a
RY
Sw
V4
V2
V4
14
P2
10
2
P5
IA
LL
WI
882
T
Sw
1818
4630
V6
S4b
S2b
P1d 2942
1744
2
VEY
Qd
S2b
P1d
374
P1d
B2
ON
MS
P5
B2
1
P1b
8
112
1
2
8
1395
518
F1c
524
2
Qp2
B2
B1
13
Sw
D1
D3
160
1536
3168
HAR
S1a
P5
13
9
B3
D3
518
D4
P1b
P1b
B3
DAM
D1
F4
F5
P1b
523
433
432
P5
D3
272
ROAD
493
296
ROAD
V5
B2
ROAD
Qd
9
10
11
12
13
CP
P2
B4
1287
P5
P1b
1356
D1
3
D2
D1
TALLATHALLA
P4
ERN
MEN
S3
B1
1426
V2
B6
12
P2
Recreation
Reserve
F1b
F4
D4
CP
1255
ROAD
Qp2
S2b
11
8
field
May
14
CP
P6a
P1b
447
Darling Scarp: Moderately inclined to steep, incised, high relief slopes forming the
western edge of the Darling Plateau. Upper areas are capped with
laterite and
the remainder have variable soils formed from weathering of Archaean granitic
and gneissic rocks. Soils are generally well drained and rock outcrops commonly occur.
D1
905
F5
B1
906
RIVER
B2
B2
B2
P1d
914
296
F1b
D3
F2b
P7
882
B2
5
F4
5
P1d
REIGERT
S1a
Qd
V1
S2a
2320
2986
V6
2986
B6
P2
B3
7
P1b
N
ER
ST
S3
S1d
S2a
1486
B1
7
D1
F2b
F2a
903
P1b
1255
P3
368
903
B2
B2
F4
4
WE
S4a
Qd
B4
B2
B2
1137
P1b
D
S3
10
P1d
P3
A
RO
S3
S3
P4
B2
The distinguishing features of the mapping units are shown below.
Wherever possible the terminology of the Australian Soil and Land Survey Field
Handbook (McDonald et al., 1984) has been used. Some of the terms are
quantified at the bottom of the legend.
AD
P1b
B2
P4
P7
WHETTEM
1
2
3
4
5
V4 6
7
V4
P2
B2
D
V4
P10a 1509
P1d
P7
P9a
B6
1700
P4
B1 B6
B6
1
ROA
4981
1944
OLD
S2b
Qp2
B1
733
2
789
GOV
1
V5
V6
77
S1b
B6
P1b
P4
P4
P1b
1401
920
B3
1508
B1
9
6
B2
B2
1
Drain
3
2
B4
535
P2
B6
NA
TI
ON
498
S1a
S3
S4b
V4
S2b
V3
1
B6
B6
P1b
P3
ROAD
18
S3
6370000
793
B6
P5
RO
S3
Qd
V2
V2
19
P2
1488
S4b
P5
P3
P1a
853
P3
CO
S2b
Qb
S2b
1507
P1b
P7
1
B2
SOMERS
19
V4
B1
1292
2
D1
D3
RO
P6a
481
869
D3
Bassendean dune and sandplain system: - Pleistocene sand dunes with very low
relief, leached grey siliceous sand intervening sandy and clayey swamps and
gently undulating plains. These occur immediately west of, and partly
overlie, the Pinjarra Plain. Topography becomes more subdued from west to
east.
The mapping units are grouped according to the geomorphic elements
described by McArthur and Bettenay (1960) in order of decreasing age.
1137
F2c
P1d
P3
P3
1217
788
P10
397
P7
P1b
220
P7
SOUTH
SW
606
F1b
1
P6a
IL
V3
3045
S4a
1209
1409
B6
B2
P1b
F1a
9
425
P7
SW
1222
B2
6
22
S1a
Qd
Dra
n
F4
34
Legend of soil-landscape mapping units arranged in physiographic order
D1
315
362
AY
21
tio
erva
ons
& C erve
e
g
ina
Res
P1b
P1b
D3
315
D2
F1a
219
P9
E
McN
Y
AR
V5
16
B4
B3
SW
P7
P6a
418
D3
R
TU
ES
5
P1a P4
P7
P5
593
608
SW
B3
1
1221
D4
F1a D1
F2a
2
P6b
1221
B2
629
B2
F3
B2
P4
SW
628
1056
P4
608
Division of Resource Management
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia
March 1992
D3
472
919
33
P7
F4
134
D4
315
F4 131
P1a
P7
1
Dennis van Gool and Bev Kipling
D3
156
F1b
309
3
3
2
P3
P1a
P7
B2
P4
B3
P2
V2
4
SW
P4
5
2657
Qd
B2
B1
V1
1496
12
2657
B1
1506
1650
B2
B2
P3
P3
D2
308
H
437
437
S2b
440
P4
SW
P1b
P3
ROAD
S2b
936
1175
S2a
443
SW
B1
2
1
GIBBINS
P1b
B3 802
P4
P4
B2
2
3
618
P4
F2c
R
U
M
SW
B2
S4b
P2
SW
P7
P7
D3
ROAD
P1b
SHIRE OF MURRAY
P7
D1
F1a
F1c532
4
32
P9
8
616
618
P5
2
1
P7
978
SW
SW
Qp1
B3
3
ROAD
SW
B2
479
4185
S1a
SW
P4
B2
B2
P5
B2
2
P7
714
4
Drain
1
4
P7
618
P7
P1a
389
B3
444
2
1
3
B1
2
B2
F3
WILLIAM
1
P3
D2
148
F1a
F4
F2b
P331
P1b
P1b
F1a
F4
309
5
P1b
8
P7
F5
P7
P6b
P3
P4
F4
134
1
P6b
SOUT
V4
2275
20
1429
V6 4
S2b
S1d
3
2
S4b
NB
U
Qd
B3
1
1
TROTTER
S2b
Qb
P7
SW
B3
P7
B3
P2
1505
B3
388
Drain
P1a
1488
P1b
1400
613
613
B2
P7
B2
P1a
P6a
P1a
253
P1b235
P1b
P1a
P1b
SW
1172
P6a
P4
P1d
P7
B2
B3
FOURACRES
S1b
P7
P4
ROAD
P5
P5
P1b
B2
P10
B2
COOLUP
Qp2
HILL
SHIRE OF MURRAY
2275
P1a
7
233
3
B3
417
35
P7
P7
1407
434
3
B2
S2a
2240
B4
284
292
P7
7
6
5182
LAKE
66
790
36
56
57
58
2
B2
108
236
234
283
MAYFIELD
1504
B4
BOUNDARY
65
SW
B3
SW
S1a
S2a
1453
3
3
SHIRE OF MANDURAH
S1a
ESTUARY
B1
B3 949
1503
11
12
1341
SW
ROA
D
S2b
B2
P3
283
ROAD
S2a
Qf1
2
P4
64
LANDWEHR
40
1358
V6
B2
P5
395
P3
P6b
P7
P7
P7
P1b
P3
BURNSIDE
595
n
HARVEY
SOUTHERN
5
B3
SW
400000
P1b
P1b
4
P7
P1b
ROAD
B2
52
B3
SW
B2
P2
1
Dr
ai
P7
Closed
P2
S4b
S1a
Qb
P5
S1c
S3
V5
979
P1a
P7
Drain
S4b
B2
B2
115°52'30"
SW
18
GIBBINS
51
B3
17
B1
B1
P5
S2b
S4b
SW
B3
B4
P7
B2
BU
5181 V4
DUCK
POND
534
1424
1431
B4
1488
V6a
595
48
V5
V4
1 V6
OLD
V6
390000
ROAD
50
V5
Qd
Qd
45
FAWCETT
115°45'00"
380000
S3
Qp2
NICHOLSON
115°37'30"
LAND RESOURCES IN THE SOUTHERN SECTION OF THE
PEEL-HARVEY CATCHMENT, SWAN COASTAL PLAIN,
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
0
km
10
Other 1:50,000 mapping (not
displayed - outside the
catchment boundary)
Wells, M.R., Oma V.P. and Richards, N. (1985). Shire of Rockingham - a study
of land resources and planning considerations. Department of
Agriculture, Western Australia. Technical report 44