Beninbi National Park
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Location: | Queensland , Australia | |
Next city: | 30 kilometer (s) from Gayndah | |
Surface: | 25.86 km² | |
Founding: | 2006 |
The Beninbi National Park (English Beninbi National Park ) is a 26 square kilometer national park in Queensland , Australia .
location
It is located in the Wide Bay-Burnett region in the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast about 215 km northwest of Brisbane and 130 km southwest of Hervey Bay . The closest city is Gayndah . From here you can reach the park via the Burnett Highway in a southerly direction. After about 30 kilometers, the highway runs at a distance of 6 kilometers along the eastern park boundary. The park can be reached on paved paths, but there are no visitor facilities available. The Barambah Creek , a tributary of the Burnett River , forms the eastern boundary of the park.
The national parks Woroon , Ban-Ban , Nangur and Mount-Walsh are in the vicinity .
flora
The national park protects dry rainforest and open eucalyptus forest up to 400 meters high .
Notelaea pungens , an endangered species from the olive plant family, is native to the national park . There are also numerous types of sweet grasses , legumes , myrtle family , grass tree family , for example Black-anther Flax-lily ( Dianella revoluta ) and asparagus family .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b CAPAD 2010 . ( MS Excel ; 170 kB) Australian Government, DSEWPaC , accessed on October 7, 2012 (English)
- ↑ a b Beninbi National Park . OpenStreetMap , accessed October 7, 2012
- ^ Species List . Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service , accessed October 7, 2012