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Author: Vines, Gary
Title: National Trust study of Victoria's concrete road bridges. Volume 1
Volume: vol. 1 of 2
Imprint: National Trust of Australia (Victoria), Melbourne, Vic., 2008, 201 pp
Url: https://www.academia.edu/5781096/National_Trust_Study_of_Victorias_Concrete_Bridges_Vol_1
Description: Published in two volumes, in 4 parts:
Volume 1: Main Report;
Volume 2: Bridge assessment reports (in 3 parts)
Revised 2010.
Abstract: Contains a thematic history of concrete road bridges in Victoria, definitions, survey results and analysis of surviving concrete bridges, and criteria and methods used for the assessment of significant bridges.

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