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Layer Id 222 Name Candidate places for the Gazetteer of Historical Australian Places
Description Candidate places derived from Victoria Unearthed datasets: https://www.environment.vic.gov.au/sustainability/victoria-unearthed/about-the-data/sands-and-mcdougall Candidate places were identified from half a million historical Melbourne business listings. Each listing was sourced from a subset of Sands & McDougall directories, a precursor to modern phonebooks. Candidate places persisted for 9 or more years across two or more directories, between 1896 and 1974. Subject Keywords melbourne
Type Placename Warning These are candidate places. More research is required. Due to the 9 or 10 year interval between directories in the original dataset the actual span of years for a place is likely to be longer and requires more historical inquiry.
Creator Mitchell Harrop Publisher The University of Melbourne
Doi https://doi.org/10.26188/20346825.v1 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Citation HARROP, MITCHELL; MAY, ANDREW (2022): Candidate places for the Gazetteer of Historical Australian Places. University of Melbourne. Dataset. https://doi.org/10.26188/20346825.v1 Language EN
Created At 2022-07-21 12:03:18 Updated At 2022-07-21 12:13:54
Ghap Url https://tlcmap.org/layers/222
Statistic Value Unit
Distance Between Places
  • Min distance between 2 places: 0
  • Max distance between 2 places: 1.86089165292
  • Average distance between places: 0.57614524560357
  • Median distance between places: 0.529183758195
  • Standard Deviation of distance between places: 0.3264289189412
  • Average Min distance between neighbouring places: 0.02157421233955
  • Median Min distance between neighbouring places: 0.008890397785
  • Standard Deviation of Min distance between neighbouring places: 0.032189252252951
 kilometers
Most Distant Place From Any Other Place
  • Title: West End
  • Coordinates: -37.82063189999997, 144.95574280000002
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