Reply To: Water Bores – Depth, detail – desire to contact ‘stakeholder’

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27/04/2021 at 8:11 pm #1915
Michal Cedrych
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    Disregard if you have already used this resource but there is a wealth of knowledge to be found on ga.gov.au with regards to geology.

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