Tasmania by James Sprent - Historical Chart Coilers Crossing Please note: the digital version

Please note: the digital version includes the map image only

an indication of the strength of the winds coming off the Southern Ocean

Grantee names and lot boundaries are clearly shown along with finely drawn rivers and roads within this division

Babel and Armstrong - which give the map user complete coverage of the Furneaux Group of islands

accurate detail beyond the urban fringe of Hobart and an essential reference for emergency service organisations

Tasmania by James Sprent - Historical Chart Coilers Crossing Please note: the digital versionYear: 1859 Print Size: 64cm x 86cm As the title literally implies this plan depicts all of Tasmania in 1859, including Flinders and King Island, the latter in relation to mainland Australia. The Surveyor General, James Sprent dedicated the Map to Sir Henry Edward Fox Young, being the Governor in Chief and the Honourable Francis Smith, Attorney General and Premier. The plan could be more considered as a topographic chart, depicting relief and