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Report card 2017 wetland system extents

based on wetland mapping version 6.0 metadata

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2017 wetland system extent by report card metadata
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Report card Total area
(ha)
Wetland area by system Total
wetland area
(ha)
artificial and highly modified intertidal (saltmarsh, saltflats, mangroves) (natural) intertidal (saltmarsh, saltflats, mangroves) (slightly modified) lacustrine (natural) lacustrine (slightly modified) palustrine (natural) palustrine (slightly modified) riverine
Total 3,776,959 43,167 79,452 2,501 749 2,057 70,107 9,585 56,168 263,785
Albert (Healthy Land and Water) 78,507 311 37 49 267 38 1,055 1,757
Bremer (Healthy Land and Water) 202,765 1,555 54 1,557 134 1,498 4,798
Bribie Island (Healthy Land and Water) 14,799 16 787 33 29 5,928 < 1 6,794
Broadwater (Healthy Land and Water) 3,004 < 1 105 105
Caboolture (Healthy Land and Water) 46,626 385 1,122 228 2,122 113 467 4,437
Central Bay (Healthy Land and Water) 49,695 71 < 1 72
Don (Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership) 369,604 1,062 16,073 1,870 88 654 3,592 9,037 32,376
Eastern Bay (Healthy Land and Water) 64,036 237 2 239
Lockyer (Healthy Land and Water) 296,930 1,625 394 812 267 7,356 10,455
Logan (Healthy Land and Water) 307,391 2,462 929 54 1,578 80 2,424 7,526
Lower Brisbane (Healthy Land and Water) 118,125 748 1,535 250 93 1,191 340 1,614 5,772
Maroochy (Healthy Land and Water) 63,407 1,275 802 282 140 3,132 692 2,359 8,682
Mid Brisbane (Healthy Land and Water) 55,084 646 < 1 5 11 1,338 2,001
Mooloolah (Healthy Land and Water) 22,221 494 99 3 114 1,887 < 1 1,210 3,807
Moreton Island (Healthy Land and Water) 17,730 93 175 1,252 1,520
Nerang (Healthy Land and Water) 50,011 1,889 < 1 204 128 502 394 3,118
Noosa (Healthy Land and Water) 85,135 100 628 213 24 19,063 11 1,443 21,481
North Stradbroke Island (Healthy Land and Water) 27,099 102 912 310 16 4,479 31 5,849
O'Connell (Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership) 238,700 913 12,788 6 44 1,155 178 3,059 18,142
Pimpama-Coomera (Healthy Land and Water) 65,034 363 3,186 158 1,516 18 708 5,950
Pine (Healthy Land and Water) 82,026 2,749 2,243 15 98 888 41 934 6,967
Pioneer (Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership) 157,016 1,754 708 340 3,665 6,467
Plane (Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership) 253,876 1,896 18,297 53 13 45 7,191 1,547 4,028 33,071
Proserpine (Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership) 253,460 5,334 12,627 25 2 19 6,807 1,652 2,846 29,311
Pumicestone (Healthy Land and Water) 58,991 220 2,242 < 1 90 6,217 269 357 9,395
Pumicestone Passage (Healthy Land and Water) 4,935 572 53 1 626
Redland (Healthy Land and Water) 28,171 505 1,099 < 1 61 1,333 18 41 3,058
South Stradbroke Island (Healthy Land and Water) 2,058 207 156 363
Southern Bay (Healthy Land and Water) 10,627 1,785 1 1,786
Stanley (Healthy Land and Water) 153,210 4,578 8 260 39 1,899 6,785
Tallebudgera-Currumbin (Healthy Land and Water) 15,869 65 110 45 100 4 213 537
Upper Brisbane (Healthy Land and Water) 548,313 12,005 1 31 6 8,221 20,264
Western Bay (Healthy Land and Water) 32,504 112 160 < 1 2 < 1 274

Note that these totals may be lower than the Queensland totals due to incomplete coverage of report cards.

Disclaimer

Areas do not include marine or estuarine waters but do include estuarine wetland vegetation
(e.g. mangroves and tidal flats).

All statistics are approximate and generated based on data transformed to a customised Albers equal-area projection, thus allowing wetland extent change for different regions of Queensland to be comparable.

Areas may change over time as mapping approaches improve.

Totals may not match the sum of individually displayed figures due to the rounding of displayed figures.


This page should be cited as:

Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland (2022) Report card 2017 wetland system extents, WetlandInfo website, accessed 20 December 2024. Available at: https://wetlandinfo.des.qld.gov.au/wetlands/ecology/statistics/wetland-extent-2017/report-card.html

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