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The Holden Mosman Park Plant was a vehicle manufacturing facility owned by General Motors Australia, later Holden on Buckland Avenue Mosman Park, Perth, Australia that operated from 1926 until 1972.

History

The plant was opened by General Motors in 1926, closing in 1972. The sports oval of the present-day Iona Junior School is on the site ^[1]

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