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Total Places
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9
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Area
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10034.795194752
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km2 |
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Convex Hull
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POLYGON((145.9197484 -43.33321812,145.1564057 -42.17000238,147.350207 -42.88384318,145.9197484 -43.33321812))
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Density
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0.00089687929103996
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places/km2 |
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Centroid
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POINT(145.62636363333334 -42.48593655111111)
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Bounding Box
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POLYGON((145.1564057 -43.33321812,145.1564057 -42.17000238,147.350207 -42.17000238,147.350207 -43.33321812,145.1564057 -43.33321812))
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Most Central Place
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Backhouse interviewed the steward on board the Tamar who had been 'transported when 14 years old' and found that he 'attributed his early turpitude, to the influence of had company, which led him to use strong drink and disobey his father, and to practice many other evils'. He had been transported for robbery and though 'he had forsaken his evil ways' he still 'felt keenly the bitter consequences of his former vices, for which he was still in bondage'.
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Most Distant Place from center
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On the Tamar sailing from Sullivans Cove to Macquarie Harbour with Backhouse and Walker were, âJohn Burn, the captain for the voyage, Henry Herberg, the mate, David Hoy, a ship's carpenter, Jno. A. Mantonâ along with 10 âprivate soldiers and a sergeant, as guardâ, 2 soldiers' wives with 5 children, 12 seamen âseveral of whom were convictsâ, and 18 âprisoners under sentence to the Penal Settlementâ.
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Distribution
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- Average Distance from Centroid: 51.283776049336
- Average Distance from Centroid / Area of Convex Hull: 0.0051105951894423
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kilometers |
