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Receding floodwaters near the Yeriminup Bridge, Frankland River.

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1982 Cranbrook Floods

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Receding floodwaters near the Yeriminup Bridge, Frankland River.

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cwa-org-130-Floods 1982 Shire Of Cranbrook Photo 42

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Yeriminup Bridge

Frankland River

Cranbrook Shire

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Receding floodwaters near the Yeriminup Bridge, Frankland River.

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