canberra was the first capital city of australia.
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most of the large cities in australia that prospered during the victorian era feature prominent statues of queen victoria. sydney, the capital city of new south wales has several. there is one statue (re-sited from the forecourt of the irish parliament building in dublin) dominating the southern entrance to the queen victoria building that was named in her honour in 1898. another sydney statue of queen victoria stands in the forecourt of the federal court of australia building on macquarie street, looking across the road to a statue of her husband, inscribed "albert the good". in melbourne, the capital of victoria, the queen victoria gardens named after her also features a large memorial statue in marble and granite. in perth, capital city of western australia a marble statue stands in king's park overlooking the city. in adelaide, capital city of the state of south australia, the queen victoria square, named after her also has a large statue of her. in brisbane, capital city of the state of queensland, there is a statue of her in queens square, also named for her;. ballarat, a boomtown in victoria has a statue of queen victoria in the main street directly opposite its town hall. a small bust of the queen is in the queen victoria gardens in burnt pine, the largest town in the australian territory of norfolk island.
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operated one bus garage in dagenham.





















































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dagenham garage operated london bus routes 165, 179 and 252, and 24-hour route 365 until 27 september 2013 when their contracts expired. they all passed to stagecoach london.





















































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previously operated a garage in harold wood which closed in 2004, and was an outstation of dagenham.





















































on 26 march 2011, first capital commenced operating route 368.





















































on 3 september 2011, first capital commenced operating routes 608 and 648.





















































on 10 march 2012, first capital commenced operating route 667.
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