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Map of Australia

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William Rand & Andrew McNally

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Map of Australia

Publication Place / Date

Chicago / 1892

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26 x 19 inches

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Fine

Stock# 25894

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Striking and highly detailed map of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia, with insets of Western Australia, Sydney and Melbourne.

The map shows counties, towns, roads, mountains, rivers, bays etc, including remarkable detail in the interior. The most detailed regional map to appear in a 19th Century American Atlas.

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