Hadspen H2 - Historical Chart

Hadspen H2 - Historical ChartYear: 1862 Print Size: 45cm x 68cm This plan of survey is the work of District Surveyor Gwynne, who surveyed this area of Hadspen over a two week period in 1862. The plan depicts an area on the opposite side of the South Esk River to historic Entally House, the family home of Thomas Reibey, Premier of Tasmania in 1876 1877. Originally on the main road between Launceston and Devonport, the township was bypassed in the 1980s. Reproductions are inkjet

You may still purchase the Precipitous 1:25 000 Topographic/Cadastral map as a Print on Demand product

mainly on the hillside to the south-west

While the location of a proposed bridge across the South Esk River is depicted

- Historic Site - Nature Conservation Act

The renowned Cape Wickham Golf Course attracts both national and international tourists

the Cox map is now only available as Print on Demand

Print Size: 94cm x 63cm

Edition: 3Production Year: 2024Datum: Geocentric Datum of Australia 2020 (GDA 2020)

Construction commenced in 1880 with the battery completed in 1884

One of the allotments refers to Thomas Anstey and it is assumed that the existing Anstey Street was named after him

Now named Mount Chappell Island

Production Year: 2014