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Journal Article

Author
Horsfall, R. A
Title
Planning irrigation projects
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 22, no. 6, Jun 1950, pp. 129-139
Description

This paper No. 1029, originated in the Melbourne Division of The Institution and was presented before a General Meeting of that Division on 18th October, 1949.

The author, R. A. Horsfall, MBE MCE BMechE AMIEAust, is Assistant Chief Designing Engineer, State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, Victoria.

[This paper was awarded the Warren Memorial Prize 1950.]

Abstract

This paper presents data accumulated by the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, Victoria, over the past decade, and describes methods used in planning the Murray Valley, Robinvale and Nambrok-Denison Soldier Settlement Projects.

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