A north & south chart from the Lands End to the Equator [cartographic material] : the arrows shew the direction of the wind, and the track is expressed with each days run distinct.

• Main Author: Raper, George, 1769-1796.
• Other Authors: Raper, George, 1769-1796. Papers, 1787-1794.
• Format: Still Image
• Language: unknown
• Published: [1787-1788] 1787
• Subjects: Raper; George; 1769-1796 > Journeys > Maps > Early works to 1800; First Fleet; 1787-1788 > Maps > Early works to 1800; North Atlantic Ocean > Maps > Early works to 1800; Greenwich; Land's End; Lands End; Sirius; North Atlantic
• Online Access: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm3452

Appears to be based on William Bradley's map "Sirius track from England to the Equator, and of the Waakzaamheyd with the crew of the Sirius from the Equator to England" with exclusion of Waakzaamheyd's route.; Map showing route of the Sirius from Land's End, England, May 16th 1787 to the Equator, July 15th 1787.; Oriented east west.; Originally drawn across 2 leaves which are now separated from Raper's notebook.; Prime meridian: Greenwich.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm3452; Other papers in this collection include maps, coastal profiles and an observation book 1787-1794. The collection is located at the National Library of Australia at MS 9433. The George Raper collection.