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Champion, R. Ed, 1974. Westerport Region Conservation Survey. Conservation Council of Victoria. Report for Western Port Regional Planning Authority, Melbourne.
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Dallwitz, J.C., 1977. Flinders Ranges Landscape Assessment. Super Environment Design and Research Studio, Report for Department for the Environment.
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EDAW (Aust), 1996. A View of the Coast: An overview of the scenic resources of the Queensland coast. Queensland. Dept of Environment, Coastal Management Branch. Brisbane.
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Harding, C., Jarman, A., Eddy, R. and Nolan, M., nd (1987?), An aesthetic evaluation of Stage 2 of Kakadu National Park: a comparison with the Top End and the North Western Woodlands Biogeographic Provinces, In Kakadu Stage 2. A Preliminary Assessment with Particular Reference to the Operational Guidelines for the Implementation of the World
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Kane, P.S., 1976. Evaluating Landscape Attractiveness – a review of problems and methods, and a technique development for the National Trust of South Australia. Adelaide, National Trust of South Australia. Adelaide
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Lamb, R.J. and Purcell, A.T., 1982. A Landscape Perception Study of the Peninsula Area of Warringah Shire: Implications for Planning Controls, Building Regulations and other Areas of Council Activities. Dept of Architecture, University of Sydney, Sydney.
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McBriar, E.M. (Ed), 1977. Landscape Study. Adelaide, National Trust of South Australia. Adelaide.
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