Bellerive B16 - Historical Chart Weegena Colebrook and Campania

Colebrook and Campania

The 40 chains to 1 inch (1:31 680) topographic map series was commenced in the late 1950s to provide for greater map detail requirements

Most of the map area is Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area where there are very few tracks

timber production forests and agricultural land the region has also attracted international attention for its wineries and manicured lavender fields which are major attractions for tourists and locals alike

The landscape and vegetation has been shaped by exposure to the ferocity of the weather freely sweeping across the Southern Ocean to run aground on the west coast of Tasmania

Bellerive B16 - Historical Chart Weegena Colebrook and CampaniaYear: circa 1859 Print Size: 46cm x 64cm The Bellerive School, formally known as the Kangaroo Point School was established in 1842 under Schoolmaster John Lane. A sketch of the original sandstone school house, now a private residence is clearly shown on this plan. In 1954 the school moved to new buildings in Leslie Street. Interestingly, this plan also depicts the site of the later to be built Kangaroo Bluff Battery. A report in 1873 of possible