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Federation of Coated Macadam Industries

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February 1947

of 37 Chester Square, London S.W.1

N.B. The term "macadam" refers to a process of surfacing roads and other areas using small broken stones, typically in two layers, based on the ideas of John Loudon Macadam and Richard Lovell Edgeworth.

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