On the left is a typical landscape where the acid cracking clay comes from the mound of the strongly gilgaied landscape near Chinchilla, south Queensland.
For more information see McKenzie, N. J., Jacquier, D. W., Isbell, R. F. and Brown, K. L. (2004). Australian Soils and Landscapes: an illustrated compendium. 416pp (CSIRO Publishing: Melbourne).
Photographer : George Hubble on January 01 1966.
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