Australia — N.W. Coast, Victoria River (1839) Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails and coastal crews transiting the

and coastal crews transiting the Devonport approach lanes

infrastructure (roads

and effortless presentation

Coverage: McDills G5307

Waterproof & Tear-Resistant

Australia — N.W. Coast, Victoria River (1839) Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails and coastal crews transiting theAustralia N. W. Coast, Victoria River (1839) The Admiralty chart that opened Northern Australias great river Deep in Australias remote north west lies the Victoria River one of the great inland waterways of the Northern Territory and a gateway into the continents vast interior. This magnificent 1839 British Admiralty chart, surveyed by Commander John Lort Stokes, RN, captures the moment this wild river was first measured, charted and made navigable.