Werribee, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #12 (1933)

Werribee, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #12 (1933)

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Werribee, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #12 (1933)000012401 Victoria, Melbourne [cartographic material] prepared by Australian Section, Imperial General Staff; revised in 1930 by the Australian Survey Corps. 1933 "Grid lines on this map have been moved in an Easterly direction to co ordinate the map with the latest Longitude of Sydney Observatory 15112'17". 85".

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