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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

(THE) HUMAN-USE REGIONS GEOGRAPHY FOR CLASS V.

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Cream cover with navy blue lettering and photograph of Power Station at Tarraleah, Tasmania. Human-Use Regions Geography for Class V. On front cover at top is written 'Ian Gibb 3/7'. Inside front cover is w ritten 'Ian Gibb', Locker No 112, Form 1 B, A.H.S.' (Albany High School) 71 pages, illust., maps, photographs, diagrams, & work questions.

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Registration number

cwa-org-51-B2010.109

Item type

Books

Inscriptions and markings

HADLEY, C. (B.A.)

Keywords

Books

Education - Geography

Regions

Statement of significance

School Geography during 1950's. Albany High School.

Last modified

Wednesday, 16 September, 2020

Completeness

44

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