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Title: Modernisation of the TARC Syphon - Assessment against Socio-Economic Criteria as part of the Resilient Rivers Water Infrastructure Program
Other Titles: Modernisation of the Trangie Agricultural Research Centre (TARC) Syphon - Assessment against Socio-Economic Criteria as part of the Resilient Rivers Water Infrastructure Program
Publication Date: 2025
Publisher: NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Prepared by: Trangie Nevertire Irrigation Scheme
Region and Basins: Macquarie-Castlereagh
Catchment: Macquarie-Bogan catchment
Subjects: Irrigation including networks and channels
Socio-economic factors
Series: Resilient Rivers Water Infrastructure Program
Type of Document: Submission
Appears in Collections:Water Infrastructure

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