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The opportunities and constraints of planning for rapidly growing ci ty based commercial centres : a case study of Wandegeya Commercial C entre / Nakanjako

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TextPublication details: Kampala : Makerere University , 2001Description: vii, 47p. : ill. ; 30 cmSubject(s):

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Dissertation note: Dissertation (B.Urb.Plan.) - Makerere University, 2001

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Dissertation (B.Urb.Plan.) - Makerere University, 2001

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