This classic and historically significant map offers a detailed view of Queensland’s pastoral stations at the close of World War I, originally created by the esteemed Australian cartographer H.E.C. Robinson. It captures a rare moment in time, offering a comprehensive snapshot of Queensland’s rural and economic landscape during the early 20th century—an era when pastoralism was central to the state’s development and identity.
Covering the full breadth of Queensland, the map charts major pastoral holdings, station names, and regional boundaries as they existed around 1918. It provides valuable insights into historical land use, settlement patterns, and infrastructure, making it an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, educators, researchers, and collectors with an interest in Queensland’s agricultural heritage.
Available Formats:
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Paper (160 gsm) – Ideal for framing under glass, this heavyweight paper version retains the crisp detail of the original.
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Laminated – A tough, long-lasting option using full encapsulation between two sheets of 80-micron gloss laminate. Perfect for frequent handling or display in busy areas.
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Canvas (395 gsm HP Professional Matte) – Printed using pigment-based, fade-resistant inks, this version offers superb image clarity and archival durability. The canvas finish provides a stunning, textured look—perfect for home or office décor.
Optional Hanging Rails:
Make your canvas map display-ready with natural timber hang rails, fitted top and bottom with a hanging cord attached to the top rail. This elegant and practical solution allows for quick and easy wall mounting with just a single hook.
Please note: Allow up to 10 working days for maps with hang rails, as these are custom-installed by our professional framer.
Whether used as a decorative centrepiece or a research tool, this beautifully reproduced historical map is a timeless tribute to Queensland’s pastoral legacy and a fascinating window into Australia’s agricultural past.
