What does HARP mean?
HARP means Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan?
Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan can be abbreviated as HARP
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What does HARP stand for? HARP stands for "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan". |
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How to abbreviate "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan"? "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan" can be abbreviated as HARP. |
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What is the meaning of HARP abbreviation? The meaning of HARP abbreviation is "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan". |
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What is HARP abbreviation? One of the definitions of HARP is "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan". |
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What does HARP mean? HARP as abbreviation means "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan". |
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What is shorthand of Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan? The most common shorthand of "Historic and Archaeological Resources Plan" is HARP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HAARGIS - Historic Architectural and Archaeology Resources Geographic Information System
- AZP - Archaeological Zoning Plan
- HDRC - Historic and Design Review Committee
- AMP - Archaeological Master Plan
- AMP - Archaeological Management Plan
- APRPA - Archaeological and Paleontological Resources Protection Act
- ARMP - Archaeological Resources Management Plan
- ARMS - Archaeological Resources Management Service
- HAR - Historic or Archeological Resources
- HARE - Historic and Architectural Review
- HARP - Historic Archaeological Resources Protection
- HAPC - Historic and Architectural Preservation Commission
- HADPA - Historic and Archeological Data Preservation Act
- HCM - Historic and Current Mines
- HCR - Historic and Cultural Resources
- HDRC - Historic and Design Review Commission
- HCC - Historic and Cultural Conservation
- HELMS - Historic and Ecological Living Medieval Society
- HEIR - Historic Environment Information Resources
- ARPA - Archaeological Resources Protection Act