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Title: Coorow Business Retention and Expansion Program 1998: Creating hometown job growth. November 1998. / (Prepared by the Mid West Development Commission.)
Author: Mid West Development Commission ; Douglas, Steve
Publisher: [South Perth, W.A.] : Dept. of Agriculture,
Year: 1998
Description: 30 p.
Subject: Infrastructure. ; Economic impact. ; Towns. ; Western Australia. ; Coorow (W.A.)
Type: Report
Abstract: (En)
This report summarises the findings from the investigation of the predicted economic impact of rising saline groundwater in six rural towns representing the range of situations found in the agricultural areas of Western Australia. The six towns are Brookton, Corrigin, Cranbrook, Katanning, Merredin and Morawa.
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