The Making and Unmaking of Kunanyi

Kirkpatrick, JB; Malpas, Jeffery

The Making and Unmaking of Kunanyi

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posted on 2024-09-18, 23:46 authored by JB Kirkpatrick, Jeffery MalpasJeffery Malpas

In Australia there lies a State of islands, as close to the South Pole at 43° as one can attain on this particular continental plate. The largest of the landmasses in the State of Tasmania has more than 60 alpine habitat islands, but no glaciers, and little snow, even in winter.

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Mountains and Megastructures

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M Beattie, C Kakalis and M Ozga-Lawn

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131-148

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978-981-15-7109-1

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Geography, Planning, and Spatial Sciences, Geography, Planning and Spatial Sciences, Office of the School of Humanities

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Palgrave Macmillan

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Published

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Singapore

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17

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180603 Evaluation, allocation, and impacts of land use

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construction mountain culture society natural landscape natural architecture megastructures anthropocene landscape studies

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