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In the 1800s, colonial settlers moved Ballarat s Yarrowee River The impacts are still felt today

In the 1800s, colonial settlers moved Ballarat s Yarrowee River The impacts are still felt today
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19th Century Yarrowee River Shift Still Affects Ballarat Today

19th Century Yarrowee River Shift Still Affects Ballarat Today
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In The 1800S, Colonial Settlers Moved Ballarat s Yarrowee River The Impacts Are Still Felt Today

In The 1800S, Colonial Settlers Moved Ballarat s Yarrowee River The Impacts Are Still Felt Today
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In the 1800s, colonial settlers moved Ballarat s Yarrowee River The impacts are still felt today

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