Blast_furnace_at_Lithgow,_N.S.W._-_very_early_1900s.jpg
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Українська:
Доменна піч у місті Літгоу у Новому Південному Уельсі в Австралії на початку 20 століття.
English:
Quotation from the file description on Flickr - Blast furnace established by William Sandford in 1886. Site of the first iron and steel cast in Australia, which continued production until 1928 when the entire industry was moved to Port Kembla.
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| Date | Because there are two furnaces the date must be between 1913 when the second furnace opened and 1928 when both closed. |
| Source | https://www.flickr.com/photos/hwmobs/32552974823/ |
| Author | Aussie~mobs |
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