The role of political idealism and environmental realities in the changing land use and settlement patterns of the Miles and Roma district in the western downs, Queensland

Dillon, C. Elizabeth (1973). The role of political idealism and environmental realities in the changing land use and settlement patterns of the Miles and Roma district in the western downs, Queensland M.A. Thesis, School of Geography, Planning and Architecture, The University of Queensland.

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Author Dillon, C. Elizabeth
Thesis Title The role of political idealism and environmental realities in the changing land use and settlement patterns of the Miles and Roma district in the western downs, Queensland
School, Centre or Institute School of Geography, Planning and Architecture
Institution The University of Queensland
Publication date 1973
Thesis type M.A. Thesis
Total pages 118
Language eng
Subjects 310103 Urban and Regional Planning
Keyword Land use -- Queensland -- Miles
Land use -- Queensland -- Roma
Regional planning -- Queensland -- Miles
Regional planning -- Queensland -- Roma
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