What does SDGBRT mean?
SDGBRT means Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism?
Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism can be abbreviated as SDGBRT
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What does SDGBRT stand for? SDGBRT stands for "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism". |
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How to abbreviate "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism"? "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism" can be abbreviated as SDGBRT. |
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What is the meaning of SDGBRT abbreviation? The meaning of SDGBRT abbreviation is "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism". |
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What is SDGBRT abbreviation? One of the definitions of SDGBRT is "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism". |
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What does SDGBRT mean? SDGBRT as abbreviation means "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism". |
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What is shorthand of Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism? The most common shorthand of "Southern Downs Granite Belt Regional Tourism" is SDGBRT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RETOSA - Regional Tourism Organisation of Southern Africa
- SDASC - Southern Downs Aero and Soaring Club
- SARTOC - Southern Africa Regional Tourism Council
- RTMI - Regional Tourism Marketing Initiative
- RTO - Regional Tourism Organization
- RTP - Regional Tourism Program
- RTP - Regional Tourism Programme
- RTIA - Regional Tourism Industry Association
- SCDB - Southern Caribbean Deformed Belt
- SDPG - Southern Downs Protection Group
- SFRTA - Southern Flinders Regional Tourism Authority
- SDSR - Southern Downs Steam Railway
- SDTA - Southern Downs Tourist Association
- GBTA - Granite Belt Tourist Association
- GBLCC - Granite Belt Learning Community Cooperative
- GBWIA - Granite Belt Wine Industry Association
- SBSB - Southern Brazilian Shear Belt
- gbss - Granite Belt Support Services
- gsr - Granite State Regional
- sdrc - Southern Downs Regional Council