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Meteorological data for Melbourne in April 1901, detailing temperature ranges, atmospheric pressure, rainfall amounts, and a flood event in Richmond and Collingwood.
The greatest range of the thermometer in any one day (35·7°) took place on the 9th, …
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LocationRichmond
LocationCollingwood
Day Of Monththe 9th
Day Of Monththe 22nd
Day Of Monththe 30th
Day Of Monththe 14th
Historical Event DateOctober, 1869
Historical Event DateDecember, 1863
Historical Event DateJuly, 1891
Historical Event DateJuly, 1891
Historical Event DateMarch, 1878
Historical Event DateDecember, 1863
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 60, 1901.
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