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Environmentally compatible settlement development of Sri Lanka (with special reference to Gurugoda Oya Valley)

By: Fernando, K.DPublisher: Moratuwa University of Moratuwa [2009]Description: 77p. : charts; maps (some col.)Subject(s): PHYSICAL PLANNING - Environmental Aspects | PHYSICAL PLANNING - Social Aspects

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This research was supported by University of Moratuwa Senate Research Grant

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