Published by the Surveyor General’s Office, Western Australia

Step back in time with this beautifully reproduced 1919 historical map of Western Australia, originally prepared by the Surveyor General’s Office. This map captures a post-Federation Western Australia in exquisite cartographic detail—revealing towns, transport routes, land divisions, and topographic features as they were over a century ago.

Whether you're a history lover, collector, educator, or decorator, this map offers a rare glimpse into the evolving landscape of Australia’s largest state during a time of national growth and regional transformation.

🔍 Historical Significance

• Originally published in 1919, just 18 years after Australia’s Federation

• Created by the official Surveyor General’s Office, making it a definitive government-issued record of the time

• Reflects early infrastructure, regional townships, pastoral leases, and colonial-era administrative boundaries

• A rich resource for genealogy, local history, or heritage research

🖼️ Premium Finish Options

We offer multiple formats to suit every purpose—from elegant display pieces to archival reference tools:

Note: Canvas and laminated versions can be ordered with optional timber hang rails, attached by our in-house framer in Sydney. Please allow up to 10 working days for delivery of hang-railed formats.

📐 Specifications

🎯 Perfect For

• History buffs and cartographic collectors

• Interior designers and decorators seeking vintage elegance

• Educational displays in libraries, schools, and universities

• Local historians and genealogists researching the early 20th century

• Gift buyers looking for a unique, thoughtful present for West Australians

Celebrate Western Australia’s rich past with this archival-quality reproduction—a rare and remarkable artefact that transforms any space into a story.
Own a piece of the past. Proudly made in Australia.