notice · 1858
This notice describes the placement and color coding of dolphins used to mark the River Yarra and Geelong ship channel in Port Phillip Bay.
1186 BUOYS.—PORT PHILLIP BAY—continued. The sides of the River Yarra and the Geelong ship channel are marked by …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 80, 1858.
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Near this placePORT PHILLIP BAY · River Yarra · Geelong