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English: The first oil rig in Miri on Canada Hill also nicknamed as "Grand Old Lady" at Miri Well No 1.
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Source The Grand Old Lady on Canadian Hill
History of Oil in Asia - Miri 1910 by Rasoul Sorkhabi
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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