Map of Victoria, Australia #12 (1923?)

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Map of Victoria, Australia #12 (1923?)Map of Victoria, Australia #12 (1923?) State of Victoria, Commonwealth of Australia [cartographic material] : showing water supply, agriculture, railways, and other features prepared by direction of G. S. Pinniger ; photo graphed at the Dept. of Lands and Survey, Melbourne by W. J. Butson. Victoria. Department of Crown Lands and Survey. [1923?] "Principal agricultural and pastoral features of the various districts of the State of Victoria, season 1922

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