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Copies of French Charts, 1789-1799
Copies of charts, see item level records.
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ID:
FLI/15/15-24
Type:
Manuscript
Display location:
Not on display
Creator:
Flinders, Matthew
Date made:
1789-1799; 1801
Credit:
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:
1 folder containing 9 charts
Parts:
Charts and Copies of Charts for various places including Rio de Janeiro, Tasmania, Port Hunter, New Zealand, New Guinea, the Antipodes Islands and Port St Vincent, 1705-1801 (Manuscript)
A chart of the passage between New Holland and New Guinea as seen in HMS Providence. (Chart) (FLI/15/1)
Charts of the Friendly Islands, Port St Vincent, New South Wales (Manuscript) (FLI/15/2-6)
Charts of Rio de Janeiro, the Antipodes Islands, Port Hunter and Tasmania, 1795-1800 (Manuscript) (FLI/15/7-11)
Copies of Charts of New Guinea, 1705; 1801 (Manuscript) (FLI/15/12-13)
Copy of a French chart entitled 'Carte Generale de la Terre de Nuyts', showing the area of the Australian coast explored by Rear Admiral D'Entrecasteaux on board the frigate RECHERCHE between 5 December 1792 and 3 January 1793 (Manuscript) (FLI/15/14)
Copies of French Charts, 1789-1799 (Manuscript) (FLI/15/15-24)
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