The scale, dimensions and forms of cultural landscapes will vary immensely, and may range from quite
small, contained landscapes (such as a small farm with paddocks, fences and associated structures on fertile
creek flats in a small section of a narrow valley, including transport routes to the property), to vast,
extensive areas covering many square kilometres (such as a forest whose species composition and age
structure has been changed through logging and silvicultural practices). Smaller cultural landscapes may
themselves form part of more extensive cultural landscape areas, such as a group of pastoral settlements
spread over a wide area, or as mentioned above, locations along a stock movement or transportation route.