Our rural properties escape urban living and are not one landform or land use. They are a mixture of wide open land, farmland, forests, national parks, mountains, river banks, lakeshores, urban fringe and rural residential areas.

The main feature of rural land is that it is unplanned; non-uniform with a natural look and it has a mixture of uses where no one use is dominant.

Rural character is made up of a number of components. The one thing they have in common is a feeling of 'openness'. These components include:

• open space with scenery and landscape
• agriculture and grazing animals
• houses, outbuildings and sheds
• vegetation (trees, shrubs and grasses) - both indigenous and exotic
• varying topography including rolling hills and steep gorges
• rivers and streams

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