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Book

Author
Cole, Bruce
Title
Australia's 500 large dams: conserving water on a dry continent
Imprint
Australian National Committee on Large Dams, Carnegie, VIC, 2003, 105 pp
ISBN/ISSN
0957830815
Description

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Note: This book is based on the non-technical overview "Dam Building in Australia" produced by the author for the Heritage Dams project 1995-1999, overseen by the National Committee on Engineering Heritage and the Australian National Committee on Large Dams. The original less extensive overview was included in the project report to the Australian Heritage Commission in 1999.

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