Protected areas of Australian Capital Territory facts for kids
The Australian Capital Territory as of 2014 contains 46 separate protected areas with a total land area of 1,302 km2 (503 sq mi) or 55.5% of the territory's area, and which managed by Territory and Municipal Services of the ACT government:
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Protected areas of the Australian Capital Territory
Botanic gardens
National parks
Nature Reserves
As of 2014, a total of 43 nature reserves are listed as part of the National Reserve System with a total area of 234.71 square kilometres (90.62 square miles). As of 2015, 33 of these nature reserves have been grouped together under the name Canberra Nature Park.
- Aranda Bushland
- Black Mountain
- Bruce Ridge
- Bullen Range Nature Reserve
- Callum Brae
- Cooleman Ridge
- Crace
- Dunlop Grassland
- Farrer Ridge
- Gigerline
- Goorooyarroo
- Gossan Hill
- Gungaderra Grassland
- Isaacs Ridge
- Jerrabomberra Wetlands
- Kama
- Lower Molonglo River Corridor
- McQuoids Hill
- Molonglo Gorge
- Mount Ainslie
- Mount Majura
- Mount Mugga Mugga
- Mount Painter
- Mount Pleasant
- Mount Taylor
- Mulanggari Grassland
- Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary
- O'Connor Ridge
- Oakey Hill
- Old Naas TSR
- Percival Hill
- Red Hill
- Rob Roy
- Stony Creek
- Swamp Creek
- The Pinnacle
- Tidbinbilla
- Tuggeranong Hill
- unnamed
- Urambi Hills
- Wanniassa Hills
- West Jerrabomberra
- Woodstock
Wilderness zone
- Namadgi
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