Image:Narrabundah Parish NSW 1904.jpg

Map of the former parish of Narrabundah, County of Murray, Land District of Queanbeyan, Eastern Division, New South Wales. The parish includes what is now South Canberra and Woden, including Australia's parliament house. Molonglo River marked at the north of this map is now Lake Burley Griffin. Mount Taylor is marked on the southern edge, and Mount Mugga Mugga near the eastern edge. Small amount of editing done to dull the red colour of the "cancelled" writing.

New South Wales Department of Lands Parish map preservation project. [1]

July 1904 (some other printing on the map dates to as late as 1912, but still well before copyright would apply)

Department of Lands, Sydney

govt map, copyright expires 50 years after it was made [2], so:

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