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A new & accurate chart of the discoveries made by the late Capt. Js. Cook and other distinguished, modern navigators made between the latitudes of 80 degs. north and 50 degs. south and extending to 260 degs. east long. from the meridian of Greenwich : exhibiting Botany Bay, with the whole coast of New South Wales in New Holland, also New Zealand, Norfolk and the various other islands situated in the Great Pacific Ocean, & the Northern & Southern Hemispheres / Bowen, sculpt
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A new & accurate chart of the discoveries made by the late Capt. Js. Cook and other distinguished, modern navigators made between the latitudes of 80 degs. north and 50 degs. south and extending to 260 degs. east long. from the meridian of Greenwich : exhibiting Botany Bay, with the whole coast of New South Wales in New Holland, also New Zealand, Norfolk and the various other islands situated in the Great Pacific Ocean, & the Northern & Southern Hemispheres / Bowen, sculpt

Display date:
1780
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Pacific Ocean
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Map/Single map
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National Library of Australia
Contributors:
Bowen, Thomas, -1790
Publisher:
[London] : Bankes, Published by the Kings Royal License,
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National Library of Australia
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