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Newcastle and Suburbs Sheet 014 (No. of Lith. M.95.265) - City of Newcastle, 1895
The Meridian of this Map is parallel to the Meridian of Trig. Station Warrawolong, which is also the Origin of the Co-ordinates given in Chains.
Plotted in the Detail Survey Branch. Drawn on Plate, and Printed in the Lithographic Branch, Department of Lands, Sydney, N.S.W. 1897
The Altitudes (thus 46.9) are given in Feet above the Approximate Low Water Mark of Ordinary Spring Tides in Newcastle Harbour, which is 4.8 Feet below mean High Water Mark and 14 Feet Below B.M.No.1 on Custom House.
Includes:
- Tramlines
- Timber yard
- A.A. Company's Railway
Streets:
- Hunter
- Crown
- King
- Brown
- Perkins
- Wolfe
- Church
- McCormack
- Sydney
- The Terrace
- Noster Place.
Buildings:
- Bank of Australasia
- Hunter River Hotel
- Paragon Hotel
- Crown & Anchor Hotel
- Victoria theatre
- Masonic Hall
- YMCA Hall
- Primitive Methodist Church
- Ireland's Bond
- School in Brown Street Lane
- Congregational Church and Parsonage
- Rossmoyne
- Woodlands
- Marlboro House
- Gunyah
- Roman Catholic Church and Presbytery [other buildings numbered but not identified]
See also The Hunter District Water Board Plans of the 1890s: A Presentation to the Hunter Living Histories Initiative by Russell Rigby
DateBetween 1st January 1897 and 31st December 1897Scale60 links : 1 inchSubjectNewcastle (N.S.W.) -- MapsPlaceNewcastle, NSWCollectionHunter District Water Board Plans of the 1890sLocationM1311FormatLithoprintScanned ByHunter District Water Boarda tag or press ESC to cancel