East Thames corridor: a study of the development capacity and potential.

By:

United Kingdom Department of the Environment

Language: English Publication details: London HMSO 1993Description: 111p. : ill. ; 30cmISBN:

0117527246

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LOC classification:

711.52

Summary: The final report of the East Thames Corridor development capacity study commissioned by the DoE from Llewelyn Davies, Roger Tym and Partners, TecnEcon and Environmental Resources Ltd. After setting the study area in its context and describing its charateristices, the report examines the strategic choices available for development.

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The final report of the East Thames Corridor development capacity study commissioned by the DoE from Llewelyn Davies, Roger Tym and Partners, TecnEcon and Environmental Resources Ltd. After setting the study area in its context and describing its charateristices, the report examines the strategic choices available for development.

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