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Stories of Townsville

Aerial view of the suburb of Aitkenvale, Townsville, 1977

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TitleAerial view of the suburb of Aitkenvale, Townsville, 1977PhotographerAlex TrotterDate1977ImprintPermission granted for public access and copying.Geolocation^[1]NotePhotograph shows Nathan Shopping Plaza in the middle of the photograph, with KMart on the right edge. Nathan Street extends along the right edge of the photograph, with the Charles Barton Bridge crossing Ross River. The developing suburbs of Annandale and

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Geographic nameTownsville (Qld.)Subject (Keyword)Townsville (Qld.)

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Aerial view of the suburb of Aitkenvale, Townsville, 1977

Alfred Street

Elizabeth Street

Patrick Street

Caroline Street

Pugh Street

Ross River Road

Nathan Street

Albert Street

Beatrice Street

Wotton Street

Barnard Street

Wandella Crescent

Bergin Road

Anne Street

Henrietta Street

Arthur Street

Leopold Street

Kimball Street

Charlotte Street

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