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Diamond State Forest

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The huge Diamond Tree was one of the network of fire lookouts of the southern forests

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Pemberton

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10km S of Manjimup

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This park is named for the Diamond Tree, one of the giants of the southern forests that foresters would climb to scan the landscape for the first signs of fire before the introduction of spotter planes.

We recognise and  acknowledge Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of Diamond

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