File:Thevenard Island Facilities.jpg
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English: Chevron's Petroleum production facilities on Thevenard Island, Western Australia. Aerial view (from helicopter) - approx 400m height. Shows separation plant, oil storage tanks, gas treatment plant, export compression facilities, workshop area, water treatment plant. Part of airstrip also visible. |
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| Author | Glen Dillon |
Taken with a Minolta SLR on celluloid. Developed and scanned some years later.
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