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GPO Box 464 Adelaide SA 5001 Tel (+61 8) 8204 8791 Fax (+61 8) 8260 6133 DX:336 [email protected] www.archives.sa.gov.au Special List GRG 35/585 Maps - Surveyor General's Office, Lands and Survey Department and Lands Department Series This series contains maps that were previously Description accessioned individually by the South Australian Archives ('C' Maps accession register). The maps include all areas of South Australia, including metropolitan Adelaide and rural South Australia. Series date range 1808 - 1946 Agency Land Services Group responsible Access Open. Determination Contents Arranged numerically. 1 - 120 1 June 2016 GRG 35 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS Series 585 Special List Page 1 1. Hundred of Grace. Reproduction. 26 Sep. 1915. [C.38]s 2. Hundreds of Encounter Bay & Goolwa. 29 Sep. 1915. Reproduction [C.49] '[RE'fl\INED BY LA"NDS DEP2mmENT MtiY 1:')92. 3. Maps of proposed districts of Saddleworth, Rhynie, Gilbert, Stockport, Kapunda and Belvidere. 1866. Original. [C.71] 4. Route taken by Alexander Buchanan on a journey from Sydney overland with sheep. Jul. - Dec. 1839. 2 maps. Tracing. 5. Map of South Australia. Pt 1. & Pt 2. 16 June 1855. Original & 2 copy tracings. [C.170] 6. Plan of districts referred to in District Councils Act, 1887. Lithograph. [C.171] 7. Sketch showing the country near Lake Torrens. 1857. Manuscript copy. [C.172] ~ftET1\INIID==Wi I:.MIDS DEPAR'I'MEN'I' May 1992]=-; 8. City of Adelaide showing parklands and reserves. 1879. Lithograph. [C.173] -ERE':FAIN£D BY LA"NDS DEPARTMENT May 1992]. 9. Township of Elliston. 1878. Tracing. [C.174] [RE"''tdNED BY LANDS DEI'ARIMEN'f May 19:')2] . 10. Plan of River Murray between Morgan and Province Boundary. 1891. Lithograph. [C.181] [RETAINED QY LANDS DEPl\..R'I'MENT Mey 1992]. 11. Map of South Australia showing vegetation prior to settlement. With 4p. of notes giving the scientific names of timbers. 1928. [C.184] 12. Plan of the town of Port Lincoln (from the plan of 1840). Lithograph. [C.206] 13. Plan of the settled districts. Sep. 1842. Original. [C.225] RETAINED BY LANDS DEP-AR'l.'MEN'f Ma,y 1992]. 14. 1839 - 40 Special Surveys. Together with the earliest districts surveyed by Col. Light, shown on a modern map. Lithograph. [C.291] --fRE'ftdNED 'Bl LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1~92] .- GRG 35 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS Series 585 ~e:ob,,...e;..,{ 1_,., ) 1 ... rv.c'7 lZ-ec-cJczZL Special List 1 Page 2 15. Port Lincoln Special Survey marked out on a plan of the Hundreds of Lincoln. 1839. Lithograph. [C.307] " [RETAINE'D BY I.ANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992] . 16. Plan of north - eastern South Australia and south - western Queensland. Pt. 1 & 2 n.d. Lithograph. [C.315] 17. Fifteen topographical sketches of the country west of Adelaide, showing farms, gardens and principal buildings etc. 1881. 15 items. Photographic copies. [C.319] 18. General plan showing natural features of the country, towns, reserves, roads and sectional lands at, and in the vicinity of Port Darwin. 1869. Lithograph. [C.320] 19. Plan of Port Adelaide in the Hundreds of Port Adelaide and Yatala. 1887. Lithograph. [C.321] -[-RETA:INEf>-13Y LANDS DEPAR'I'MENT May 1992]. 20. Plan of Government Reserve, Port Adelaide. 2 Jul. 1872. Original. [C.322] [RETAINED B¥ LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1~~2.]. 21. Plan of the Government Reserve at Port Adelaide. 15 Jun. 1848. Original. [C.323] -fRE'f2tlNEIJBYL1S DEPARTMENT May 1992] . 22. Plan of the City of Adelaide, showing parklands and reserves, 1879. With additions to 1899. Lithograph. [C.324] "..[RE'l'AINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992] . 23. Echunga Gold Fields. 1884. Original. [C.326] -{RETAINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT M~ 1992] .- 24. Plan of the township of Goolwa. 2 Aug. 1876. Original. [C.327] "4BEl'IUDNED B¥ LANilS DEP:A:Jm.VIENT May 1~~2]. 25. Map route of exploring party of Colonel P.E. Warburton from centre of continent to Roebourne. 1874. Lithograph. [C.328] -{RETAINED BY LANDS DEP:AR'l'MENT May 1992] 26. Plan of land under the control of the Public Works Commissioner between King William and Frome Roads. Corrected to Dec. 1914. Lithograph. [C.330] -[RET.A,.INED BY LANDS DEPARTI!IEN'f May 1~~2] . GRG 35 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS Series 585 Special List Page 3 27. Plan of Adelaide and North Adelaide, showing parklands and reserves. 1881. Lithograph. [C.332] , [RE'fAINEt> BY LAim5 DEF:Mt'flVIENT May 1~~2] • 28. Plan of City of Adelaide showing parklands and reserves. 1916. Lithograph. [C.333] -ERETAINED B¥ LANDS DEPAR'f'MENT May 1992] . 29. Plan of Government reserves between North Terrace, King William Road and the River Torrens. 1878. Original with additions to 1885. [C.334] ERE'f-AINED BY LANDS DEPtift'I'MEN'f Ma$ 1992] . 30. Plan of the Zoological Gardens. 1898. Lithograph. [C.335] [RETAINED BY LMID5 DEPARTMENT May 1992]. 31. Plan of the Zoological Gardens. 1883. Original. [C.336] -{RETAINED BY LANDS DE2U'ARTMENT May 1~~2] .' 32. Plan of Botanic Garden and Park. 1874. Lithograph. [C.337] [RETAINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992] . 33. Plans showing ground required for Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition. 1883. Original tracing. [C.338] [RE'IAINEB B¥ LANDS DEPAR'fMEN'f J.lllay 1992]. 34. Exploration Map of South Australia and the Northern Territory. 1885. Lithograph with additions. [C.339] fRE'i'AINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992]. 35. Plan of Municipal and District Council Districts under the Local Government Act. [C.341] 36. Map showing exploration routes between the [overland] Telegraph Line and the Western Australian Gold Fields. 1895. Original on 3 sections. [C.342] -tfm'fAINED B¥ U..NI>S IIEPARTMENI' May 1992]. 37. Military map of country between Adelaide and the coast. 1889. Original on 3 sections. [C.343] [miTAUJEI) BY LANDS DEP"ARTMENT May 1992] . 38. Map of Northern Territory showing explorers' routes. n.d. Lithograph. [C.344] GRG 35 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS Series 585 Special List Page 4 39. Sketch map of the northern portion of South Australia showing recent explorations. 1858. Lithograph. [C.345] ~RefhiNED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1~~2]. 40. Sketch map of the northern portion of South Australia showing recent explorations. 1858. Lithograph. (another version of GRG 35/585/39). [C.346] [RE'U... INEB B¥ LANDS DEPAR'1'MEN1' May 1~~2]. 41. Map of the City of Adelaide. Between 1855 and 1865. Lithograph + 2 photographic copies. [C. 348] \---,.? r~ ·'"f[RRiEE"'ff'1!At!I1'iiNEEDrt""IBn'!-r:::LMMVI'm~Si---DDEPEPf.11.y;Jl~=FM:EMHII.I~ITI.!--M:!tY--ll~9qz;92] • ( 42. Diagram of cemetery, West Terrace, City of Adelaide. 22 Oct. 1847. Original. [C.349] . [RETAINED B¥ LANDS DEP.*..R'I!MENT Ma:y 1992]. 43. Plan of Gawler-Town. March 1846. [C.350] fRETAINED BY LANDS DEf'2\ft'fMENT May 1992]. 44. Plan showing electric supply for lighting the corporate town of Mount Gambier. n.d. 2 sections. [C.125] 45. Plan showing Gold Escort route. 1852 - 53. Compiled in 1955. Original. [C.357] 46. Plan of National War Memorial and Government House Domain. n.d. [Ace. C483, PL Ace 3270] 47. Plan of the township of Beltana. 1873. 48. Plan of Blanchetown. n.d. [Ace. C491] 49. Plan of Chain of Ponds. n.d. Tracing. [Ace. C492] 50. Plan of Chain of Ponds Extension. n.d. Tracing. [Ace. C493] 51. Plan of Duffield Town (part sections 223, 332} Hundred of Alma. n.d. Tracing. [Ace. C497] 52. Map of South Australia exclusive of the Northern Territory showing pastoral leases and claims. 3 Sep. 1896. On 4 sheets. [Formerly Temp. 1. PL. Ace. 1010. Received through Private Secretary, Government House] 53. Map of the southern portion of South Australia as divided into Counties and Hundreds. 1908. On 2 sheets. GRG 35 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS Series 585 Special List Page 5 54. Map of the Southern Portion of South Australia. 1912. On 2 sheets [Formerly Temp. 10. PL. Ace. 2062] 55. Outline plan of the settled portion of South Australia. 1845. Lithograph. [Formerly Temp. 11.] · ERETAINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992]. 56. Outline sketch of the settled portion of the colony. n 1842. Lithograph. [Formerly Temp. 11A] [RETAINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992] . 57. Map of the southern portion of South Australia. n.d. On 2 sheets. [Formerly Temp. 12] 58. Plan showing lines of railways in the province of South Australia. 24 Aug. 1875. Photolithograph. [Formerly Temp. 13] -{RE'FAINED BY LANDS DElMRTMENT Ma,r 1992J 59. Plan showing lines of railways in the province of South Australia. 1876. [Formerly Temp. 14. PL. Ace. 196] [RETlHNED B¥ LANDS DEPl\RTM:ENT. Ma~ 1992]. 60. Plan showing lines of railways in South Australia. 1879. [Formerly Temp. 15] [RETAINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT May 1992]. 61. Plan of proposed agricultural areas. Plan showing the Counties, Hundreds, Agricultural areas, railways etc. in the settled districts of South Australia. July 1870. [Formerly Temp. 16] · [RE'l'AINED BY LANDS DEPAR'f'l'IIEfEENft''f'":-.~Mb!arvy-TA19!;}-19~2~]f-:..- 62. Plan of the southern portion of the province of South Australia as divided into Counties, Hundreds showing agricultural areas, post towns, telegraph stations, main roads and railways. May 1872. [Formerly Temp. 17] .{RETAINED BY LANDS DEPARTMENT. May 1~~2] • 63. Plan of the southern portion of the province of South Australia as divided into Counties and Hundreds, showing agricultural areas, post towns, telegraph stations, main roads and railways. Apr. 1873. [Formerly Temp. 18] fRE;T.A&IN£13 BY LANDS DEPARTMEN~ 1~92] • - 64. Plan of the southern portion of the province of South Australia as divided into Counties and Hundreds, agricultural areas, post towns, telegraph stations, main roads and railways.
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