Cradle Mtn Lake St Clair National Park 1950 - Southern Section - Historical Map Gormanston This significantly detailed map of

This significantly detailed map of "Launceston and the vicinity" is based on a survey by W Sharland in 1826

The spectacular scenery continues on the way up to Pindars Peak (1250m) where the route to Precipitous Bluff (1145m) and New River Lagoon begins

The foresight of planners is reflected in the width of Patrick Street

The area of this map consists predominately of agricultural lands growing crops such as poppies and vegetables and farming sheep and cattle

Cradle Mtn Lake St Clair National Park 1950 - Southern Section - Historical Map Gormanston This significantly detailed map ofYear: 1950Print Size: 69cm x 61cm This map covers the southern section of the national park and was the first produced specifically for bushwalking visitors to the area, at a scale of 1 mile to 1 inch (1: 63 360). 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, which may cause an additional 2 3