Landscape types of Kunoth Paddock (adapted from Low et al. 1978). Click on the vegetation unit in the table for example photos.
| Vegetation unit | Map unit1 | Area2 (km2) | Potential Grazing value |
| Mulga-perennial grass shrubland. | 1 | 35.9 | Very low |
| Mulga-annual grass shrubland. | 2 | 40.1 | Moderate |
| Dense tall shrubland | 2a | 4.7 | Moderate |
| Mixed open shrubland | 3 | 1.8 | High |
| Low open woodland | 4 | 29.4 | High |
| Ephemeral herbland -
floodplain (includes riparian mid-grasses) |
5 (inc. 6.) |
22.9 | Very high |
| Hummock grassland | 8 | 1.4 | Very low |
| Chewings Range and hills. | 9 | 4.9 | Low- Used during drought |
1 Map units
numbered according to Low et al. (1978)
2 The measured area is the area of Kunoth Paddock and ancillary
holding paddocks less the area of the Aboriginal excision south east of Kunoth Bore.
Low, W.A. (Ed.) (1978). The Physical and Biological Features of Kunoth Paddock in
Central Australia.
CSIRO Division of Land Resources Management Technical Paper No. 4. 137 pp.