River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis), Murrumbeena Primary School

Tree Report

This is 1 of 3 trees registered at the school. Read about the Victorian Eurabbie (Eucalyptus pseudoglobulus) or the Candlebark (Eucalyptus rubida)

This large young-mature River Red Gum is located along the edge of the carpark on the school grounds.

  • Tree number

    212/CTR/2021

  • Date of assessment

    09/03/2022

  • Assessing Officer

    Christian Renaud

  • Tree Owner

    Dept. Education & Training

  • Record Type

    Single Specimen Tree

  • Number of trees

    3

  • Botanical Name

    Eucalyptus camaldulensis

  • Common Name

    River Red Gum

  • Structural Root Zone (SRZ)

    3.3m

  • Approximate age

    90+ years

  • Diameter at breast height:

    85cm

  • Tree Protection Zone (TPZ)

    10.2m

  • Tree height

    22m

  • Tree canopy width

    25m

  • Coordinates

    Easting: 330328.2 Northing: 5804964.0

  • Glen Eira Asset ID

    N/A

Statement of significance:

This tree fulfils the criteria of:

  • Outstanding Size (girth height spread)
  • Aesthetic value
  • An outstanding example of the species

This large young-mature River Red Gum is located along the edge of the carpark on the school grounds. It has outstanding size for height as it is one of the tallest trees in the vicinity. An indigenous species for the area, this well-formed tree is striking in the landscape, making a major contribution to the neighbourhood character and providing substantial amenity to the community.

As a healthy and well-formed, established specimen, this is considered to be an outstanding example of the species. Given its relatively young age for its kind, this tree has the potential to live for many years, benefiting the community for generations.


 

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