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Clayton Drive Reserve, Spreyton
39 Clayton Drive Spreyton, Tasmania Australia 7310 Recreation / Picnic Areas

Clayton Drive Reserve, Spreyton

Overview

An unpaved walking track runs beside a branch of the Figure of Eight Creek.

This small nature reserve is a dedicated conservation area to the endangered Central North Burrowing Crayfish.

Central North Burrowing Crayfish are very specialised crayfish living in tunnel systems in muddy banks, seepages and peaty areas.

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39 Clayton Drive Spreyton, Tasmania Australia 7310 View on map
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Clayton Drive Reserve, Spreyton

39 Clayton Drive Spreyton, Tasmania Australia 7310

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