Australia — East Coast, Jervis Bay to Broken Bay (1851–1852) Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails Hawaiʻi Lānaʻi Wall Map —

Hawaiʻi Lānaʻi Wall Map — Franko’s Maps (2024) — 914 × 610 mm

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Australia — East Coast, Jervis Bay to Broken Bay (1851–1852) Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails Hawaiʻi Lānaʻi Wall Map —Australia East Coast, Jervis Bay to Broken Bay (18511852) The Admiralty chart of Sydneys southern and northern sea approaches This beautifully detailed British Admiralty chart captures the vital stretch of coast between Jervis Bay and Broken Bay the maritime corridor that frames Sydney. Surveyed in 1851 by Commander John Lort Stokes aboard H. M. S. Acheron, this map records the moment when New South Wales most important coastline was first