Sprents Book 41 - Historical Chart Watchtower Corner the Barracks was named by

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

this Chart of Van Diemens Land uses compiled hydrographic survey information attributed to Admiral D'Entrecasteaux and Captains Cook

This map covers the northern part of Flinders Island

the Quamby Bluff map is now only available as Print on Demand

fish types and the best fishing locations and methods

Sprents Book 41 - Historical Chart Watchtower Corner the Barracks was named byYear: circa 1843 Print Size: 62cm x 51cm Bounded by Murray, Davey, Harrington and Liverpool Streets, this plan affords us the opportunity of seeing what was in the greater CBD district of Hobart, circa 1843. The plan depicts the parcels of land granted up to 1841, with the positions of buildings being shown. As James Sprent was the Surveyor General of the time, there is 'an assumption' that the graphic references to prominent buildings could be fairly