Replanting Native Forest and Woodland Ecosystems Method Eligible Regions
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| UID_ | SQ_KM | PC_CLR | AREA_HA | HECTARES | OBJECTID | STA_CODE | OBJECTID_1 | REG_CODE_7 | REG_NAME_7 | STATE_CODE | SUB_CODE_7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 2209.19951078 | 51.96415235 | 220919.954 | 220919.95107806 | 333 | QLD | 1 | WET | Wet Tropics | 5 | WET01 |
| 4 | 1629.57544528 | 44.7340641 | 162957.541 | 162957.54452793 | 334 | QLD | 2 | WET | Wet Tropics | 5 | WET02 |
| 5 | 1952.00326652 | 58.34238184 | 195200.325 | 195200.32665169 | 335 | QLD | 3 | WET | Wet Tropics | 5 | WET03 |
| 6 | 1770.37195338 | 49.83448946 | 177037.195 | 177037.19533756 | 336 | QLD | 4 | WET | Wet Tropics | 5 | WET04 |
| 24 | 4384.7042473 | 78.95415028 | 438470.39 | 438470.42473042 | 354 | SA | 5 | EYB | Eyre Yorke Block | 6 | EYB01 |
| 25 | 10937.89270421 | 89.13861787 | 1093789.112 | 1093789.27042145 | 355 | SA | 6 | EYB | Eyre Yorke Block | 6 | EYB02 |
| 26 | 11725.7605761 | 69.51636591 | 1172576.067 | 1172576.05761025 | 356 | SA | 7 | EYB | Eyre Yorke Block | 6 | EYB03 |
| 27 | 10961.75363483 | 41.94171693 | 1096173.992 | 1096175.36348266 | 357 | SA | 8 | EYB | Eyre Yorke Block | 6 | EYB04 |
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