Oatlands 21 - Historical Chart Narrawa each contain important flora and

each contain important flora and fauna species and ecosystems

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white sandy beaches and orange lichen-covered granite boulders with the name referring to the Aboriginal fires spotted by Captain Tobias Furneaux when he sailed past in 1773

Flanked on the eastern side by the seemingly endless Foochow Beach

Oatlands 21 - Historical Chart Narrawa each contain important flora andYear: circa 1830 Print Size: 57cm x 65cm The plan probably about circa 1840, aesthetically is a 'nicer plan' of one of Tasmania's oldest towns. Arguably one of the better Historic plans of Oatlands, because of the attempt to depict prominent buildings and infrastructure as indicated by a type of key at the bottom portion of the plan. Buildings are delineated as either wood, or stone or brick. Reproductions are inkjet printed on high quality paper