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Thomas Livingstone Mitchell: mapmaker
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Map of Australia shewing the routes taken by Sir T.L. Mitchell in his expeditions into the interior of New Holland, by W. Baker Lithograph, Sydney, 1847?Shows route of the Namoi River expedition (1831-2); Darling River expedition (1835); Lachlan River expedition (1836); Darling Downs expedition (1846).
Digital order no: a4622001
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[Map of Bogan River and Macquarie River], T. L. Mitchell, manuscript map, Copy of Major Mitchell's map requested from Surveyor Larmer, and further annotated by Mitchell.On 9 March 1835, Mitchell's second expedition aimed to trace the River Darling and discover whether it flowed into the Murray River. With James Larmer as assistant-surveyor, botanist Richard Cunningham and twenty other men, the party departed Parramatta and travelled along the Great West Road, heading for Boree station, west of Orange. This route took them north-west of the Bogan River. It was at this point, in April that botanist Cunningham wandered away from the main group and became lost. It was not until much later that it was discovered that he had been killed by local Aboriginal people. This second expedition along the Darling River resulted in further tragedies resulting from mis-understandings and clashes between some of Mitchell's men and the local Aboriginals on 11 July.
Digital order no: a4589001
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Map to shew the positions of the exploring parties in the interior of New South Wales when most assailed by the natives [sic] in 1831, 1835 and 1836, [Thomas Livingston Mitchell]This manuscript map shows the proposed route in 1835, the intended route in 1836 and actual route on the Bogan and Darling Rivers. The sites are marked detailing where Mr Cunningham was killed, where the Exploring Party was impeded on the Darling in 1835, where aboriginal people opposed Captain Sturt in 1831 and 'natives' were dispersed by Mitchell in 1836. The positions of Cape Northumberland by survey and according to maps are shown.
Digital order no: a5514001
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Sketch map of rivers Bogan and Macquarie [cartographic material] : 1846-1848 / Thomas Mitchell], manuscript map, 1846 - 1848Final version of ms. map included in: Journal of an expedition into the interior of tropical Australia -- London, 1848 / by Thomas Mitchell.
Digital order no: a5136001
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[Sketch map of the country and the routes between the Maranoa and Mount Mudge, River Victoria: 1846-1848, Thomas Mitchell, manuscript map,1846 - 1848.Final version of ms. map included in: Journal of an expedition into the interior of tropical Australia -- London, 1848, by Thomas Mitchell.
Digital order no: a5138001
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General map of the south eastern portion of Australia: shewing the colony of New South Wales as surveyed and divided by the Sr. Genl. [i.e. Surveyor General] between the years 1827 and 1850 / Sir T.L. Mitchell, del. ; J. Carmichael, sc., Kent Strt., North Sydney. [Sydney : J. Carmichael for N.S.W. Surveyor General], Under the authority of his Excellency the Governor, [1850?].Map of southeastern Australia extending as far north as Rockhampton, Qld. and showing the limits of the Colony c. 1850. The map shows towns, rivers, counties and main roads. The map features the tracks of some explorers, primarily those of Mitchell, Hume and Sturt, including dates of encampment, and also a measured boundary between Victoria and South Australia.
Digital order no: a4598001
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Eastern Australia and natural limits of the Colony of New South Wales, by [Thomas Mitchell] ; engraved by J. Dower, London : Pubd. by T.W. Boone, [between 1830 and 1855].Area: from Gulf of Carpentaria to Van Diemen's Land [i.e. Tasmania]. Shown with description of topography with annotations in red by Thomas Mitchell.
Digital order no: a5135001
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The south eastern portion of Australia shewing the routes of the three expeditions and the surveyed territory, T.L. Mitchell, [London] : T. & W. Boone, 29 New Bond Street, 1838.Mitchell's map of Victoria and New South Wales showing towns, major rivers and the limits of the Colony at the time. The map shows in red the routes taken by Mitchell's expedition and camps. From Vol. 1 of: Three expeditions into the interior of Eastern Australia : with descriptions of the recently explored region of Australia Felix, and of the present colony of New South Wales / by T.L. Mitchell. London, T. & W. Boone, 1838.
Digital order no: a4596001
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Despatches and map relating to Sir Thomas Mitchell's exploration to the north.
Digital order no: a4591004
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[Original manuscript map of the country betweeen Drysdale's Ponds on the west and the River Ballonne on the east] : [annotated with names, dates and compass directions, the routes shown in red ink], [Thomas Livingstone Mitchell], manuscript map, 1846.This important map shows the routes travelled by Mitchell between the 30th October and the 4th November 1846, on his fourth expedition. The places where his party camped during this period are marked on the map with the dates and number of camp
Digital order no: a4599001