An edition of Upper Thames plan, adopted: a minerals, agriculture, recreation and tourism and conservation local plan (1989)

Upper Thames plan, adopted

a minerals, agriculture, recreation and tourism, and conservation local plan

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An edition of Upper Thames plan, adopted: a minerals, agriculture, recreation and tourism and conservation local plan (1989)

Upper Thames plan, adopted

a minerals, agriculture, recreation and tourism, and conservation local plan

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The Council
Language
English
Pages
78

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Subjects

Mines and mineral resources, Land

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Valley Thames, River, England
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Cover of: Upper Thames plan, adopted
Upper Thames plan, adopted: a minerals, agriculture, recreation and tourism, and conservation local plan
1989, The Council
in English
Cover of: Upper Thames plan, adopted
Upper Thames plan, adopted: a minerals, agriculture, recreation and tourism and conservation local plan
1989, The Council
in English

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Edition Notes

"January 1989."

Published in
[Gloucester]

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
333.73/09425/7
Library of Congress
HD610.T/

The Physical Object

Pagination
78 p., [8] folded leaves of plates :
Number of pages
78

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL21900646M
ISBN 10
0904950719
OCLC/WorldCat
20170009

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OL6951761W

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