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ItemEaglehawk: the first twenty years of settlement 1852 - 1872Davey, Ian E. ( 1966)No abstract available
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ItemZeehan: an unstable and isolated mining townDale, Belinda M. R. ( 1966)This study is an urban geographical investigation of the dynamics of the internal functional pattern and the external associations of Zeehan - a small, isolated mining town with an unstable economic base.
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ItemLand-use and water management: the Upper Ovens River systemCrooks, Mary L. ( 1972)No abstract available
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ItemGold and Gippsland: or the economic development of Gippsland as influenced by gold discoveries in the Jordan - Walhalla areas from 1860 - 1890Cowan, Mary Christine ( 1967)No abstract available
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ItemLinkages and the location of manufacturing industries: a case study of GeelongCorbitt, Brian J. ( 1970)No abstract available
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Itemsome aspects of the industrial development of Ballarat 1851 - 1881Cope, Graeme ( 1965)No abstract available
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ItemFlinders lane 1899 - 1975: an historical geography of Melbourne's clothing districtCohen, Susan E. ( 1975)No abstract available
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ItemAustralias droving heritage: a study of the drovers experience and its effectsCoffey, Robert A. ( 1976)No abstract available
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ItemThe Dandenong industrial area: a study in locationCock, Colette ( 1964)Interest in the industrial expansion of the Dandenong area has been aroused in many circles over the past fifteen years. The growth has been discussed and wondered at, but the reasons for its occurrence, and its actual extent, have seldom been examined. To many people a factory established at Springvale, Noble Park, Westall - in fact anywhere between Oakleigh and Dandenong - may be described as "out Dandenong way," and thus the image of Dandenong as the major outer industrial area has grown. It is unfortunate that in popular terms "industry at Dandenong" means a far wider area than that to be considered, which is justified by availability of statistics and the need to limit the area studied, to allow a reasonably thorough survey to be made into location factors.
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ItemDryland Salting: an assessment of the effect of the salinity problem on the parishes of Kamarooka and TandarraClarke, Meredith ( 1979)This thesis is a study of the salting problem being experienced in one small farming community in the parishes of Kamarooka and Tandarra, Victoria. It examines the physical aspects of the local salinity problem, the research conducted into salinization in the area, and the possible solutions. The main emphasis is however on the perception of the problem by the SCA and the local farming community and their reactions to the situation.