Port Jackson shoreline as surveyed by Captain Hunter 28 Jan. - 6 Feb. 1788 [cartographic material] :...
Port Jackson shoreline as surveyed by Captain Hunter 28 Jan. - 6 Feb. 1788 [cartographic material] :...
Port Jackson shoreline as surveyed by Captain Hunter 28 Jan. - 6 Feb. 1788 [cartographic material] : and as shown on drawing in Watling Collection, and on chart AUS 075 1944 / John G. Betty.
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Publisher
1999
Date
1999
Call Numbers
M1 811.15/1788/4 , MA1 811.15/1788/4
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Language
English
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Cartographic data
Scale 1: 63 360.
Physical content
1 map on 3 sheets ; each sheet 21 x 29,5 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
1999
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
1999
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Full title
Port Jackson shoreline as surveyed by Captain Hunter 28 Jan. - 6 Feb. 1788 [cartographic material] : and as shown on drawing in Watling Collection, and on chart AUS 075 1944 / John G. Betty.
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Notes
General note
"Cook's chart shows Broken Bay incorrectly as being only two leagues (six nautical miles) north of Port Jackson, which is just over three leagues (ten nautical miles) south of its correct position."
Additional notes: [17] sheets consisting of ; a letter to the State Librarian from John Betty re the map ; [8 p.] photocopy of "Captain Cook, Governor Phillip, and Broken Bay ; a monograph / by John G. Betty" ; [4 p.] photocopy of tracings of Port Jackson shoreline with an overlay ; photocopy of cover of "First views of Australia 1788-1825 : a hist...
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW.
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Call Numbers
M1 811.15/1788/4 , MA1 811.15/1788/4
Record Identifier
74VvoZOlmGQd
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvoZOlmGQd
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MMS ID
991013115229702626
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