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Layer Id 2268 Name Australian Colonies at 1810
Description

Australian colonies at 1810. Although Britain declared more than half the continent to be part of the colony of NSW in 1788, by 1810 there were still only a few small colonial centres, around which farms clustered. Britain did not have a firm control of these areas until 1810 with the arrival of Governor Macquarie. Prior to his arrival with reinforcements, the precarious colony was in constant upheaval and the Government struggled to maintain control amidst droughts, famines, convict uprisings, bushranging, rebellion of military officers, and Aboriginal resistance.

Subject Keywords colonialism, history
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Created At 2024-12-04 16:39:57 Updated At 2024-12-04 16:40:26
Ghap Url https://tlcmap.org/layers/2268
Statistic Value Unit
Total Places
13 -
Area
817464.97606236 km2
Convex Hull
POLYGON((147.33043671 -42.88022265,147.05740929 -42.7802711,146.82592392 -41.10521087,150.74821472 -33.60135,151.7807579 -32.92634936,167.96027184 -29.05605014,147.56496906 -42.78182545,147.33043671 -42.88022265)) -
Density
1.5902821993206E-5 places/km2
Centroid
POINT(150.86365369615385 -36.56564433846153) -
Bounding Box
POLYGON((146.82592392 -42.88022265,146.82592392 -29.05605014,167.96027184 -29.05605014,167.96027184 -42.88022265,146.82592392 -42.88022265)) -
Most Central Place
Liverpool -
Most Distant Place from center
Kingston -
Distribution
  • Average Distance from Centroid: 585.97810625152
  • Average Distance from Centroid / Area of Convex Hull: 0.0007168235012026
kilometers