Crawney Pass National Park Community Conservation Area Zone 1 Plan of Management
Crawney Pass National Park Community Conservation Area Zone 1 is located atop the Liverpool Range. To the
north, the park drains into the Murray–Darling Basin and to the south it
drains to the coast via the Hunter River. It is 22 kilometres south-west
of Nundle, 70 kilometres south of Tamworth and 70 kilometres northeast
of Scone.
- Date
- 9 September 2019
- Publisher
- Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
- Type
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Publication, Plan of management, Final
- Cost
- Free
- Language
- English
- Tags
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ISBN
978-1-922317-00-1
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ID
EES20190485
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Name
crawney-pass-national-park-plan-of-management-190485.pdf
The park is 310.8 hectares, including 61.8 hectares that were added
to the park in May 2018. The park has a linear shape, approximately
four kilometres long and between 300 metres and one kilometre wide.
The park is part of a
network of conservation reserves located on the Liverpool Range that
includes Coolah Tops, Murrurundi Pass and Towarri national parks
and Ben Halls Gap, Cedar Brush, Wallabadah and Wingen Maid
nature reserves.
