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Keynote Address: The Development of Transport Networks in New South Wales, 1860-94

Rex Glencross-Grant

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Abstract

This address covers the development of transport and transport networks in New South Wales in the 19th Century. The influences on transport and how it occurred during the fledging years of the colony set the scene for future development and growth in the 20th Century and may well influence what happens in the 21st Century. In planning and developing expansion of transport networks and systems, it is often very useful to be aware of and appreciate how existing networks and systems developed. Often situations have changed little in some areas and therefore some valuable lessons can be learnt from decisions, events and development in bygone years. This serves as a useful means of learning from past actions.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationTransport and Communication: Australia's Backbone, Past, Present and Future - Proceedings of the 2009 Regional Convention, Newcastle Division, Engineers Australia
EditorsRobert A Patterson
Place of PublicationNewcastle, Australia
PublisherNewcastle Division, Engineers Australia
Pages5-14
ISBN (Print)0858259761
Publication statusPublished - 2009
EventEngineers Australia Newcastle Division 2009 Regional Convention - Grafton, Australia
Duration: 12 Jun 200914 Jun 2009

Conference

ConferenceEngineers Australia Newcastle Division 2009 Regional Convention
CityGrafton, Australia
Period12/06/0914/06/09

Keywords

  • Transport Engineering
  • Communications Technologies
  • Interdisciplinary Engineering

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