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Singapore Crocodile Farm

1945 establishments in Singapore2012 disestablishments in SingaporeAgriculture in SingaporeCrocodile farmsDemolished buildings and structures in Singapore
Former zoosZoos in Singapore

The Singapore Crocodile Farm, formally the Tan Moh Hong Reptile Skin & Singapore Crocodile Farm and formerly Tan Moh Hong Reptile Skin Farm, was a crocodile farm formerly located at 790 Upper Serangoon Road in Singapore.

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Singapore Crocodile Farm
Surin Avenue, Singapore Hougang (Northeast)

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N 1.3548888888889 ° E 103.87958333333 °
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Surin Avenue 5C
534636 Singapore, Hougang (Northeast)
Singapore
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