South West Tasmania Resources Survey
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South West Tasmania Resources Survey was a government funded and based project in Tasmania to collect and appraise information about the South West Tasmania region in a systematic manner.
The project and publications commenced in 1977, and completed in 1981[1]
Peter Waterman, an academic geographer was the main editor and writer for the project[2]
The papers were extensive, and covered most aspects of the resources, ecology and history of the region:
The South West Tasmania region was assessed by broken up into catchment areas[3]
- Bathurst Harbour-Old River catchment[4]
- Davey River Catchment[5]
- Franklin Catchment[6][7]
- Lower Gordon Catchment[8]
- Huon-Weld Catchment[9]
- King River Catchment[10]
- Lake Gordon-Lake Pedder Catchment[11]
- Mackintosh-Murchison Catchment[12]
- Macquarie Harbour Catchment[13]
- New River - South Coast Catchment[14]
- Picton Catchment[15]
- Wanderer-Giblin Catchment[16]
Archaeology
- Gee, Helen; Waterman, Peter, 1941-; South West Tasmania Resources Survey (1981), An archaeological and historical perspective for SW Tasmania, Steering Committee, South West Tasmania Resources Survey, ISBN 978-0-7246-1005-1
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