Old Map of Sydney 1902 by John Andrew - Coves Bays, Harbours, Port Jackson, Central Station, Botanic Garden Size:30x45in (76x114cm) and the first official plans
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and the first official plans were published in 1792
and it looks very similar to the John Speed and Saxton maps of the British Isles
you can see it used to be situated along Main St
another option would be this amazing map of the central of Dublin by WB Clarke in 1836
Christmas or Father's Day gift for someone from Canterbury or who has Kent in their heart
Old Map of Sydney 1902 by John Andrew - Coves Bays, Harbours, Port Jackson, Central Station, Botanic Garden Size:30x45in (76x114cm) and the first official plansThis beautiful and highly detailed birds eye map of Sydney was put together by mapmaker John Andrews and originally published in 1902 by the Oceanic Steamship Company. The 'eye' of this birds eye view of Sydney is somewhere above Port Jackson Sydney Harbour bay, looking in a southerly direction towards the oldest and most built up parts of the city. Sydney Cove, Darling Habour, Woolloomooloo Bay and Blackwattle Bay can all be seen. The giant Botanical
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