Map of Darling Downs and part of Moreton Bay shewing the stations occupied by the squatters [cartogr...
Map of Darling Downs and part of Moreton Bay shewing the stations occupied by the squatters [cartogr...
Map of Darling Downs and part of Moreton Bay shewing the stations occupied by the squatters [cartographic material] / published by Robert Dixon, Surveyor, Sydney, N.S. Wales.
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Full title
Author / Creator
Publisher
Sydney : Robert Dixon, 1846.
Date
1846.
Call Numbers
Z/M2 843.1/1845/1 , M2 843.1/1845/1
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
English
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scale [1:506 800] 8 miles to an inch (E 153°15'00"/S 27°15'00")
Physical content
1 map : b&w. ; 44 x 32 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
Sydney : Robert Dixon, 1846.
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
1846.
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Access Conditions
To preserve the paper copy the aperture card will be issued.
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Alternative Titles
Full title
Map of Darling Downs and part of Moreton Bay shewing the stations occupied by the squatters [cartographic material] / published by Robert Dixon, Surveyor, Sydney, N.S. Wales.
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Area: From Mount Rogers to Leslie's Killarney Station and from Mount Parker to Mount Barney.
Includes area from Mount Rogers to Leslie's Killarney Station, from Mount Parker to Mount Barney.
Inset: [Street] plan of Ipswich.
Map of southern Queensland and northern New South Wales with stations, tracks, rivers and creeks.
Relief shown by hachures.
Selected for Digitisation 2013....
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW.
Time Period
d1845
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
Z/M2 843.1/1845/1 , M2 843.1/1845/1
Record Identifier
74VvOW8PQVWy
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvOW8PQVWy
Other Identifiers
DDC
M2 843.1/1845/1
MMS ID
991008495789702626
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