Description
The area portrayed on this map is dominated by the Great Western Tiers escarpment. The elevated plateau, forming part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, is subject to sudden and sometimes extreme weather changes. The plateau contains the large artificial impoundment yingina / Great Lake which feeds three hydroelectric power stations and is one of the state’s most important energy resources. Whilst this lake is popular with recreational fishers, other lakes on the plateau attract those fishers seeking a wilderness experience.
The area below the escarpment is mainly devoted to production forestry and agriculture.
Each map covers a 30 x 40 kilometre area with a 1 kilometre grid based on the Map Grid of Australia (MGA94) which utilises the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94). At this scale, 1 millimetre on the map represents 50 metres on the ground.




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