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Kangaroo management zone maps

The commercial harvest of kangaroos in New South Wales is restricted to distinct kangaroo management zones.

Kangaroo population monitoring and reporting
  • Kangaroo management zones
 

Kangaroo management zones are used to allocate and issue harvesting quotas. These quotas limit the number of kangaroos of each species that may be harmed commercially in any kangaroo management zone.

Management zone maps

  • NSW commercial kangaroo management all zones map (PDF 3.6MB)
  • Zone 1: Tibooburra map (PDF 3.8MB)
  • Zone 2: Broken Hill map (PDF 4.7MB)
  • Zone 4: Lower Darling map (PDF 4.6MB)
  • Zone 6: Cobar map (PDF 4.3MB)
  • Zone 7: Bourke map (PDF 6MB)
  • Zone 8: Narrabri map (PDF 4.6MB)
  • Zone 9: Armidale map (PDF 2.6MB)
  • Zone 10: Coonabarabran map (PDF 6.7MB)
  • Zone 13: Glen Innes map (PDF 4MB)
  • Zone 14: Upper Hunter map (PDF 5.1MB)
  • Zone 16: South East map (PDF 4.3MB)
  • Zone 17: Griffith North map (PDF 6.3MB)
  • Zone 18: Griffith South map (PDF 4.4MB)
  • Zone 48: Central Tablelands North map (PDF 2.8MB)
  • Zone 49: Central Tablelands South map (PDF 2.7MB)

Annual harvest quotas for each management zones are established using population estimates calculated from annual population monitoring and reporting.

For more information on kangaroo management zones and population quotas in New South Wales, see the Wildlife Trade Management Plan for the Commercial Harvest of Kangaroos in New South Wales 2022–26 or contact the Kangaroo Management Program Team.

More information

  • SEED Commercial Kangaroo Harvest Management Program Zones open_in_new
  • Sharing and Enabling Environmental Data (SEED portal) open_in_new

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Kangaroo Management Program Team

Phone: 1300 173 376

Email: [email protected]

Updated 28 November 2024

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