Historical Atlas of Australasia (28 December 1836)

Political map of Australia, New Zealand & the Southwest Pacific on 28 Dec 1836 (The Australasian Colonies: Province of South Australia), showing the following events: Kāi Tahu reconquest; Settlement of Lord Howe Island; Pinjarra massacre; Foundation of Melbourne; Sovereign Chief of New Zealand; United Tribes of New Zealand; Conquest of the Chatham Islands; Province of South Australia.

D u t c h E a s t I n d i e s(Neth.)

New South
Wales(Br.)

Papuans

A  u  s  t  r  a  l  i  a  n

A  b  o  r  i  g  i  n  a  l

T  r  i  b  e  s

Solomon Islanders

United Tribes
of New Zealand(no gov.)

Van Diemen’s
Land(Br.)

South
Australia(Br.)

Western
Australia(Br.)

Nauruans

Navigator
Islanders
(Samoans)

New Caledonians
(Kanaks)

New Hebrideans
(Ni-Vanuatu)

Chatham Is.
(Wharekauri)

Lord Howe I.(Br. pres.)

Dec 1832–Jan 1838Kāi Tahu reconquer
central South Island

Jun 1834Lord Howe I. settled
from New Zealand

Oct 1834Settlers massacre
Aborigines at Pinjarra

Jun 1835–Mar 1837British settlement
begins in Port Phillip

Sep 1835De Thierry proclaims
himself Sovereign Chief
of New Zealand

Oct 1835Northern Māori
proclaim United Tribes
of New Zealand

Nov–Dec 1835Māori conquer
Chatham Islands

28 Dec 1836South Australia
proclaimed

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Australasia, 28 Dec 1836: Province of South Australia
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