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The Zinc Works and Incat shipyard in Hobart, Tasmania
Date 7 July 2009
Source Own work
Author JJ Harrison ( jjharrison89@facebook.com)

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42° 49′ 31.44″ S, 147° 19′ 3.00″ E

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