Sketch shewing the road now used by the inhabitants beyond Cooks River and part of the marked line t...
Sketch shewing the road now used by the inhabitants beyond Cooks River and part of the marked line t...
Sketch shewing the road now used by the inhabitants beyond Cooks River and part of the marked line towards Liverpool &c. with a branch road to Cooks River [cartographic material]
About this item
Full title
Publisher
[1831]
Date
[1831]
Call Numbers
Z/Ca 83/10
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
English
Formats
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scale [ca. 1:63 360] 1 in. = 1 mile (E 151°02'08"--E 151°07'34"/S 33°50'54"--S 33°59'54")
Physical content
1 ms. map : col. ; on sheet 44 x 33.5 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
[1831]
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
[1831]
Subjects
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Alternative Titles
Full title
Sketch shewing the road now used by the inhabitants beyond Cooks River and part of the marked line towards Liverpool &c. with a branch road to Cooks River [cartographic material]
Notes
General note
Area: from Georges River to Hen and Chicken Bay, and Haslam Bridge to "Kitty's Cove or Double Bay".
In letter to Governor Bourke from inhabitants along Cooks River, 3 Jan, 1832.
Map shows roads, subdivided land, mile stones, named bridges, swamps, bays, inn, house and barn at Petersham, turnpike, towns, and Waterloo and Lachlan Mills.
Part of the William Dixson manuscript collection, formerly located at DLADD 193....
Additional physical form availability note
Online images available via the State Library of NSW at: http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/album/albumView.aspx?itemID=949396&acmsid=0 ; Digital order number a5042.
Time Period
d1831
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
Z/Ca 83/10
Record Identifier
74VMlEogw4N3
Permalink
https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VMlEogw4N3
Other Identifiers
MMS ID
991003379669702626
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