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hand-drawn map of Central Greenough
c. 1920Overview
Map drawn on A4 paper using black and coloured inks.
Historical information
When the district of Greenough was colonised by Europeans, no land was set aside for a town-site. A large block of land was later subdivided at what was to become Central Greenough for a school and government building (Police station, gaol and courtroom). Over the years other buildings were erected in this vicinity, and this locality is now referred to as the Central Greenough Historic Settlement.
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Registration number
cwa-org-72-GMOB2610
Item type
Maps
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Material
Paper
Width
197 mm
Height or length
300 mm
Depth
1 mm
Inscriptions and markings
Greenough Road Board - Proposed Special Area of Greenough shown Blue (Victoria District) Scale 8chns = 1 inch
Contextual information
This is the oldest hand-drawn map in the collection and is an important reference of the development at Central Greenough.
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Last modified
Sunday, 4 December, 2022
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Hand-drawn map of Central Greenough c1920.
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