An edition of Silica sand deposit of Balijuri Mouza, Mymensingh District, East Pakistan (1964)

Silica sand deposit of Balijuri Mouza, Mymensingh District, East Pakistan

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An edition of Silica sand deposit of Balijuri Mouza, Mymensingh District, East Pakistan (1964)

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Geological Survey of Pakistan
Language
English
Pages
14

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Subjects

Glass Sand

Places

Bangladesh, Mymensingh (District)
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Silica sand deposit of Balijuri Mouza, Mymensingh District, East Pakistan
1964, Geological Survey of Pakistan
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

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[Quetta]
Series
Information release - Government of Pakistan, Geological Survey of Pakistan ; no. 20

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
553/.09549/1 s, 553/.62
Library of Congress
QE295.4 .P34a No. 20, TN939 .P34a No. 20

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Pagination
14 leaves, [3] fold. leaves of plates :
Number of pages
14

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4398972M
LCCN
78984021

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