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Dangar’s Map of the River Hunter (1828)

July 11, 2016

    The map above accompanied Henry Dangar’s Index and directory to map of the country bordering upon the River Hunter ; the lands of the Australian-Agricultural Company, with the ground plan and allotments of King’s Town, New South Wales : containing a detail of the annual quit rent and amount of the redemption of … More Dangar’s Map of the River Hunter (1828)

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