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VPRS 15903 Computation Sheets

Public Record Office Victoria
Office of the Government Astronomer and Superintendent of Geodetic Survey
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This series consists of sheets used for computations relating to the Old Geodetic Survey, the delineation of the New South Wales - Victoria boundary (the Black-Allen line) and relating to the Werribee Base Line. Also, included are books of tables which would have been used by surveyors.

Data time period: [1860 TO 1876]

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