other · 1848
Captain Sturt
25° 43' 44", where I found it necessary to lighten some of their loads by having buried 400lbs. flour and 70lbs. …
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PersonCaptain Sturt
PlaceCooper's Creek
PlaceNew South Wales
Location25° 43' 44"
Locationlatitude 25° 51'
Locationlatitude 25° 54'
Locationlat. 25° 25'
Locationlong., by account, 142° 23'
Location26° 0' 13"
Locationlatitude 26 13' 9"
Locationlong.
Camp4th September
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 9, 21 January 1848.
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