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Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves

The Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves (CERRA) World Heritage Site is made up of a number of non-contiguous areas of national park and reserve land in North-East New South Wales and South-East Queensland. They can be geographically grouped into 8 distinct regions.

Regions

The Barrington Group

  • Barrington Tops National Park.

The Border (Tweed Volcano) Group

Focal Peak Group

  • Mount Barney National Park (part of).
  • Toonumbar National Park (part of).
  • Mount Nothofagus Flora Reserve.
  • Mount Clunie Flora Reserve.

Gibraltar Range Group

  • Washpool National Park.*Gibraltar Ranger National Park.

Hastings - Macleay Group

  • Werrikimbe National Park.

The Iluka Group

  • Iluka Nature Reserve.

Main Range Group

  • Main Range National Park.
  • Spicers Gap State Forest.
  • Goomburra State Forest.

New England Group

  • New England National Park.
  • Dorrigo National Park.

In need of placement into appropriate groups

  • Limpinwood Nature Reserve.
  • Numinbah Nature Reserve.
  • Mt Hyland Nature Reserve.
  • Mt Seaview Nature Reserve.
  • Banda Banda Flora Reserve.
  • Mount Chinghee National Park.
  • Mount Mistake National Park (part of).
  • Turtle Rock Environmental Park.
  • Telemon Environmental Park.
  • Gilbert State Forest.
  • Emu Vale State Forest.
  • Gambubal State Forest.
  • Teviot State Forest.
  • Killarney State Forest.
  • Burnett Creek State Forest.
  • Cronan Creek State Forest.
  • 'Palen Creel' State Forest.
  • Rabbitt Board Paddock Reserves.
  • Prison Purposes Land.
  • Wilsons Peak Flora Reserve.
  • Amaroo Flora Reserve.
  • Fenwicks Scrub Flora Reserve.
  • Kerripit Beech Flora Reserve.

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