A Review of landslide hazards in Victoria, Australia.

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Joyce, E. B

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: MAY 1976Description: 4p., 6 refs, 1 fig., 1 tableReport number: AcademicSubject(s):

Subject: Landslides in Victoria can generally be related to occurrence on one of two specific rock types, in combination with heavy rainfall and naturally steep slopes. Although not generally a major hazard in the local landscape, several landslides in recent years have required costly control measures

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Symposium Dates 26-29 May 1976

Landslides in Victoria can generally be related to occurrence on one of two specific rock types, in combination with heavy rainfall and naturally steep slopes. Although not generally a major hazard in the local landscape, several landslides in recent years have required costly control measures

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