File:Surveyors camp Canberra.jpg

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Description

English: Federal survey camp, Canberra

Date

c. 1909

Photographer

Unknown

Institution

National Library of Australia

	Native name	National Library of Australia
	Location	Canberra
	Coordinates	35° 17′ 46.96″ S, 149° 7′ 46.01″ E
	Established	1960
	Website	www.nla.gov.au

Frank H. Boland

Accession number

nla.pic-an23753932

Source

National Library of Australia

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