Tourist Map of Tasmania 1950 - Historical Map Newnham the Barracks was named by

the Barracks was named by Governor George Arthur after the Marquis of Anglesey

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possibly a possum or monkey and a large cat like animal on the tree

In 1829 Robinson was appointed 'Storekeeper' at Bruny Island

Tourist Map of Tasmania 1950 - Historical Map Newnham the Barracks was named byYear: 1950Print Size: 45cm x 57cm Published at a scale of 12 miles to 1 inch with elevation tinting, this tourist map highlights the transport network with travelling distances (in miles), population centres, national parks and natural features. Reproductions are inkjet printed on high quality paper using colour fast UV tolerant inks, suitable for laminating or framing. Please note that historical maps are printed on demand as orders are received