The Ghost Town Adventure Maps – Large Format

The Ghost Town Adventure Maps – Large Format is a detailed historical map collection covering some of Victoria’s most fascinating old gold-mining districts, ghost towns and mountain settlements.

Designed for prospectors, 4WD travellers, bush explorers and history enthusiasts, this large-format edition shows tracks, mines, towns and historical features across a broad section of Victoria’s historic gold country.

Areas Covered

The map collection includes historical goldfield information for:

• Walhalla
• Donellys Creek
• Woods Point
• Big River
• Jericho
• Gaffneys Creek
• Kevington
• Enochs Point
• Jamieson

These districts contain some of Victoria’s most interesting old mining country, with abandoned settlements, reef workings, historic tracks and isolated goldfield locations spread throughout the ranges.

What the Maps Show

The large-format maps include:

• Historical mine locations
• Old towns and settlements
• Tracks and access routes
• Historical features
• Goldfield areas
• Mining-related landmarks
• Bush and mountain routes

Ideal for Prospecting Research

For prospectors, the value of these maps is in seeing how the old mining areas, settlements and tracks were laid out.

They can be particularly useful when researching:

• Historic reef mining areas
• Old workings
• Forgotten mining settlements
• Access routes between old goldfields
• Areas worth investigating further with modern mapping and geological information

Great for Exploring Victoria’s Historic Gold Country

The Ghost Town Adventure Maps are also useful for anyone interested in 4WD touring, bush exploration or visiting Victoria’s old mining towns and historic sites.

Whether you are planning a trip through Walhalla, Woods Point, Jamieson or the surrounding goldfields, this large-format edition provides a handy overview of the tracks, mines, towns and historical features that shaped the region.

A great reference for anyone interested in Victorian goldfield history, prospecting research and exploring the state’s old mining country.