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Title: Bluegum plantation industry : regional transport infrastructure : final report / prepared by the State Timber Industry Regional Evaluation Strategy (TIRES) Coordinating Committee for ... Hendy Cowan and ... Murray Criddle.
Author: Criddle, Murray. ; Western Australia. State Timber Regional Evaluation Strategy Coordinating Committee. ; Cowan, Hendy. ; Western Australia. Transport.
Year: 2000.
Description: 44 leaves, [1] folded leaf of plate : col. map ; 30 cm.
Subject: Timbers. ; Logs. ; Transport. ; Eucalyptus globulus. ; Western Australia. ; Regional planning. ; Plantations. ; Infrastructure. ; Economic analysis. ; Economic development.
Notes: "May 2000"
Bibliography: p. 41-42.
Type: Book
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