Coverage: Windsor to Broken Bay | Brisbane Water | Pittwater | Ku-Ring-Gai Chase | Terrigal | Tuggerah Lakes Entrance
Published by: Department of Lands, New South Wales
Original Publication Date: 1935
Map Dimensions: 1050 mm (w) x 760 mm (h)

A Tribute to the Waterways of New South Wales

Step back in time and explore one of Australia’s most storied waterways with this beautifully reproduced 1935 map of the Hawkesbury River, originally published by the Department of Lands. Spanning from Windsor in the west to Broken Bay in the east, this map also embraces the many vital tributaries and nearby regions including Brisbane Water, Pittwater, Ku-Ring-Gai Chase, Terrigal, and the Tuggerah Lakes Entrance.

Perfect for maritime history enthusiasts, cartographic collectors, interior designers, or proud locals, this wall map captures a bygone era of Australian coastal and inland geography with a level of detail and charm that modern maps rarely replicate.

Key Features:

• Historic cartography: An authentic reproduction of the 1935 original

• Detailed hydrography: Rivers, tributaries, and estuarine networks clearly mapped

• Cultural and regional interest: Includes now-iconic areas like Ku-Ring-Gai Chase and Pittwater in their early documented forms

• Ideal for display: A striking centrepiece in offices, libraries, coastal homes, or nautical-themed spaces

Available Finishes:

Hanging Options (Laminated & Canvas Maps Only)

For a ready-to-hang finish, choose the finsh with wooden hang rails. These are attached top and bottom, lacquered in a warm natural timber tone, and include a cord for simple wall mounting. This option transforms your map into a gallery-quality wall feature.

Please note: Hang-railed canvas maps are custom-fitted by our framer, so allow up to 10 working days for delivery.

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Whether you're mapping the river systems, decorating with coastal nostalgia, or gifting a piece of local history, this classic Hawkesbury River Map is a unique and enduring keepsake—celebrating one of New South Wales' most iconic natural corridors with grace and historical accuracy.