Tracks, trails, and gold-rush history in one stunning lithographic reproduction

This remarkable historical map—"Road Map and Guide to the Goldfields with the Nearest Tracks to the Snowy River"—was lithographed and published by Fergusson & Mitchell of 63 Collins Street, Melbourne, in 1860. Designed to guide fortune seekers and traders to the booming goldfields of Victoria and the Snowy River region, this map is a priceless window into Australia's gold rush era.

With intricate topographical features, early settlement routes, and a clear depiction of trackways through rugged terrain, this map is both a functional historical document and a work of art—a testament to the ambition, hardship, and spirit of discovery that defined a generation.

Key Features:

• Authentic reproduction of an original 1860 lithograph

• Depicts major tracks, trails, and settlements from the height of Victoria’s gold rush

• A rare and detailed guide to Snowy River access routes during one of Australia’s most pivotal periods

• Perfect for history buffs, collectors, regional historians, and interior stylists

Finishing Options:

Hanging Option:

For a traditional finish, select the wooden hang rail option (laminated & canvas only). Wooden rollers are attached to the top and bottom, with a natural timber lacquer and a discreet hanging cord.

Note: Please allow 10 working days for delivery of hang-railed versions as they are custom-fitted by our professional framer.

Publication Details:

• Publisher: Fergusson & Mitchell, Melbourne

• Published: 1860

• Original Format: Lithograph

• Made in: Australia

Available Sizes:

Whether you're decorating a home library, curating a historical collection, or simply fascinated by the daring journeys of the 19th-century gold seekers, this map brings the past vividly to life—and makes a bold, elegant statement on any wall.