Clayton, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #4 (1887?)

Clayton, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #4 (1887?)

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Clayton, Victoria Australia Vintage Map #4 (1887?)000004546 Clayton Vale Township, between Clayton's Road & Springvale station [cartographic material]. [1881 or 1887] "Saturday, Dec. 31". Wordsworth Avenue Queen Avenue Railway Avenue (Haughton Avenue) Victoria Avenue Gordon Avenue (Browning Avenue)

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