Port Arthur 5 - Historical Chart Tooms Lake four-wheel drivers and other beach

four-wheel drivers and other beach users

and Tully and Whyte River

all the way to the Furneaux Islands in Bass Strait

this early map takes a southerly exploration route

Port Arthur 5 - Historical Chart Tooms Lake four-wheel drivers and other beachYear: circa 1849 Print Size: 69cm x 101cm The Port Arthur penal settlement began life as a small timber station in 1830. Originally designed as a replacement for the recently closed timber camp at Birches Bay, Port Arthur quickly grew in importance within the penal system of the colonies. This plan (slightly unusual to the period) could be described partly as a standard 2 D Cartographic style map of the Peninsula and surrounding area from North Bay to