South Australia, 1843 [cartographic material]

Map of the newly settled region of South Australia showing the Gulf of St. Vincent and highlights all surveyed land on its eastern side, notably Adelaide and Glenelg. Land adjacent to river courses has been mostly surveyed at this time. The inset of Australia shows all the states, including the extent of South Australia. The vignette of Adelaide shows the newly built town on the right with an Aboriginal reserve on the left and the Adelaide Hills in the background. Relief is shown by hachures.; Cartouche title.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1134; National Library's copy at RM 1134 has manuscript notes in pen above and below the vignette listing the type and number of residences including churches and schools, industries, mines, mills, tanneries and soap works, foundries, and machine shops as at 1843. Inset: [Australia showing postion of South Australia and Adelaide district]Ancillary vignette: Adelaide