A chart shewing the discoveries made on board the Waaksaamheydt Transport in her passage from New So...
A chart shewing the discoveries made on board the Waaksaamheydt Transport in her passage from New So...
A chart shewing the discoveries made on board the Waaksaamheydt Transport in her passage from New South Wales towards Batavia, between the parrallel of 11 degrees S. latitude & the Equator, and from the meridian of 164 deg. to 145 deg. E. longitude from Greenwich, with her track between those meridians: & which is shewn by the black line ... [cartographic material] / by Wm Bradley.
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Author / Creator
Publisher
1791.
Date
1791.
Call Numbers
SAFE/MT4 140/1792/1
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
English
Formats
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scale [ca. 1:4 444 444] (E 145°00'--E 164°00'/S 00°00'--S 00°11')
Physical content
1 ms. map : col. ; 28 x 47 cm., on sheet 39 x 51 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
1791.
Date Published
1791.
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Full title
A chart shewing the discoveries made on board the Waaksaamheydt Transport in her passage from New South Wales towards Batavia, between the parrallel of 11 degrees S. latitude & the Equator, and from the meridian of 164 deg. to 145 deg. E. longitude from Greenwich, with her track between those meridians: & which is shewn by the black line ... [carto...
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Notes
General note
MS chart 12 from Bradley's manuscript charts at Z/MT4 140/1792/1....
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW.
Time Period
d1788 d1791
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
SAFE/MT4 140/1792/1
Record Identifier
74VvQKzg3rXl
Permalink
https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvQKzg3rXl
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MMS ID
991014465339702626
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