Levelling (Civil Engg)
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This document discusses levelling and provides details on staff used for levelling. It was prepared by Hafiz Mumtaz Hussain and references the book T.P. Kanatkar. Currently, staff of 3 and 5 meter lengths are available for purchase and the author's email is provided for contact.
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