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A social atlas of Darwin : 1986 census of population and housing / commentaries by John Taylor ; political commentary by Dean Jaensch ; technical production by Dave Clarke.

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Taylor, John
Jaensch, Dean
Clarke, Dave

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[S.l.] : Australian Bureau of Statistics and the North Australia Research Unit, 1989.

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Darwin is the smallest of Australia’s capital cities, with a population of 72,937 at the time of the 1986 Census.

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