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File:Wrightville, NSW - Extract from Geological Map (E.C. Andrews 1911).jpg

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English: Shows Wrightville, NSW, Australia, and the neighbouring village of Dapville, The Peak railway branch line, and the surrounding mines.
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The map, from which this image is extracted, is a part of this National Library of Australia catalogue item: https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/2768457 ('Report on the Cobar copper and gold-field', by E.C. Andrews (Ernest Clayton Andrews))

The map itself is public domain in Australia, under this category: Commonwealth, State or Territory owned photographs and engravings, taken or published more than 50 years ago.
Author Photograph by TrimmerinWiki of a part of the map, 'Geological Map of the Country between Cobar and the Peak' Surveyed by E.C. Andrews, Geological Surveyor, Assisted by C.E. Murton, Field Assistant, under the direction of E.F. Pittman, Government Geologist, News South Wales Department of Mines, 1911.

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Wrightville, NSW - Extract from Geological Map (E.C. Andrews 1911)

Items portrayed in this file

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31 December 1911Gregorian

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