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Albury-Wodonga

Albury-Wodonga (ôl'burē-wudông'gu) [key], twin cities (1991 combined pop. 63,614). Albury is in New South Wales, SE Australia, on the Murray River. Wodonga is on the S side of the river in Victoria. They form an agricultural market as well as a commercial and service center. Among the industries are food processing (including wine) and woolens milling. Albury-Wodonga is also a railroad center.

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