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Journal Article

Author
Loder, L. F.
Title
Low cost road construction in Victoria
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 3, no. 6, Jun 1931, pp. 193-205
Description

This paper, No.359, originated in the Melbourne Division of the Institution.

Abstract

This paper describes satisfactory methods of low cost road construction used by the Victorian Country Roads Board. Attention is drawn to the low traffic burden on the rural road system, and to the question of soil analysis. Figures showing the order of the cost of construction, and maintenance of various types are given, and the appendix gives the physical properties of some characteristic materials.

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  • Loder, L. F.; Kemp, J. R., 'Low cost road construction in Victoria (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 3 (7) (1931), 243-244. Details
  • Loder, L. F.; Tregoning, A. C.; McCormack, W. T. B.; Parkhurst, R. W.; Broadhead, C. F.; Short, J. G. W. C., 'Low cost road construction in Victoria (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 3 (11) (1931), 396-397. Details

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