A Voyage to Terra Australis — Volume 1 by Matthew Flinders
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Cliffy south extreme of Cape Solander, lies in 34 2.5 151 12
From thence to Port Hacking, a low curving shore, mostly beach, lies S. W. b. W. 6 miles +3.4 -6 ------------------ Situation of Port Hacking 34 5.9 151 6 From Port Hacking to Watta-Mowlee; low cliffs, but rising gradually to the head of the cove; S. S. W. 3½ miles +3,2 -1,6 ----------------- Situation of Watta-Mowlee 34 9,1 151 4,4 Thence to the end of steep cliffs, nearly straight S. S. W. 4½ miles +4,2 -2,1 To the end of coal cliffs, and commencement of Hat-Hill beach; mostly a high shore, sometimes cliffy, with small beaches at intervals; S. by W. l0 miles, +9.8 -2.4 From thence to Red Point; a curving sandy beach with small rocky points; S.¾ E. 6½ miles +6,4 + 1.1 ----------------- Situation of Red Point 34 29.5 151 1 From Red Pt. to the entrance of Tom Thumb's lagoon; a low, curving sandy beach; S.W. 5 miles +3.5 -4.3 ----------------- Situation of the entrance to Tom Thumb's lagoon 34 33.0 151 56.7 ----------------- CLARKE. 1797 (Atlas, Pl. I.) After this expedition, the duties of the ship, and a voyage to the Cape of Good Hope by the way of Cape Horn, suspended our projects for some |
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