General ⇒ Multiple Landscape Images (stacking)

[Tunisia]

A good afternoon to you all, and a hello from a fairly recent latex user.

My query is this: I need to include 3 tables in the document (which I am using images for), all of which are fairly short, but one of which is very long. I would like to have them arranged like this:

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TABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLE
TABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLE
TABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLETABLE
                             Fig. 1: A table

TABLETABLETABLETABLE                    TABLETABLETABLETABLE
TABLETABLETABLETABLE                    TABLETABLETABLETABLE
TABLETABLETABLETABLE                    TABLETABLETABLETABLE
TABLETABLETABLETABLE                    TABLETABLETABLETABLE
   Fig. 2: A table                      Fig. 3: A table

on one landscape page. Is this possible?

Actual source code for the tables below, if it's easier to demonstrate by changing this, go ahead!

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\begin{figure}[H]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.6, angle=270]{$HOME/school/biology/rawdata.png}
\caption{A table of raw data}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[H]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.8, angle=90]{$HOME/school/biology/gasproduced}
\caption{A table of mean results}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[H]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=1, angle=90]{$HOME/school/biology/ratetable.png}
\caption{A table of Rate of Reaction compared to Lead Concentration}
\end{figure}

Thanks very much.

[balf]

Try the subfig or the floatrow packages.

B.A.