notice · 1837
The position of Crocodile Rock in Bass's Straits was determined by Captain Hobson of H.M. Ship Rattlesnake.
Ship "Rattlesnake," Hobson's Bay, Port Phillip, 10th March, 1837. …
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ShipRattlesnake
OfficialHobson
PlaceHobson's Bay
PlacePort Phillip
PlaceCrocodile Rock
PlaceBass's Straits
OfficialHobson
LocationCrocodile Rock
LocationBass's Straits
Notice Date10th March, 1837
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 273, 26 April 1837.
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Near this placeHobson's Bay · Port Phillip · Crocodile Rock · Bass's Straits