Black's General Atlas of the World

Goldfields in New South Wales, New Granada and Banda Oriental in South America and a Bolivia that still had its coastal prov...

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Goldfields in New South Wales, New Granada and Banda Oriental in South America and a Bolivia that still had its coastal province show mid-Victorian world geography in Black's General Atlas of the World, published in Edinburgh by Adam and Charles Black. The editions here span the nineteenth century, with mapping by Sidney Hall, John Bartholomew and William Hughes among the contributions. American states and territories sit beside European political divisions, biblical geography and the Australian colonies, a sheet of New South Wales includes Sydney, and European maps distinguish the Netherlands and Belgium within the changing political framework.

Goldfields in New South Wales, New Granada and Banda Oriental in South America and a Bolivia that still had its coastal province show mid-Victorian world geography in Black's General Atlas of the World, published in Edinburgh by Adam and Charles Black. The editions here span the nineteenth century, with mapping by Sidney Hall, John Bartholomew and William Hughes among the contributions. American states and territories sit beside European political divisions, biblical geography and the Australian colonies, a sheet of New South Wales includes Sydney, and European maps distinguish the Netherlands and Belgium within the changing political framework.

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