Forest to foundry

Australia, 1956

Film
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Wundowie, Western Australia is known for its sawmills and its pig-iron foundry. It is in the midst of the jarrah country and two sawmills produce high grade timber. Iron ore is brought to Wundowie from the quarries and there reduced to pig-iron in blast furnaces with the charcoal produced from the timber waste.

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producer

Norman A. Uren

production company

Western Australian Government Film Unit

Duration

00:12:53:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1956

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