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Journal Article

Title
The Mornington Peninsula Water Supply, Victoria
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 20, no. 3, Oct 1932, pp. 71-72
Abstract

The Victorian state rivers and water supply commission supplies water to a number of towns and farming communities in the Mornington peninsula district, to the east of Port Phillip bay, by means of a system of channels, reservoirs and pipelines from a catchment on the headwaters of the Bunyip river. This short article describes the scheme in general, and shows that facilities are available for a considerable extension of the supply.

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