Norfolk Island Street Map

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The following table shows the geo-coding standard as Esri's comparative indication of the geo-coding standard. Geo-coding is a feature of the extent of street addressing cover in a given state, knowing the style of a state's adresses, and the geo-coding power for adresses in that state. The geo-coding levels are as follows:

Lvl 1: These lands offer the highest geo-coding standards. Searching for addresses probably leads to exact matching with the PointAddress and StreetAddress layers. Lvl 2: These lands offer a good geo-coding expertise. Searching for addresses often leads to similarities between the layers PointAddress and StreetAddress, but sometimes also to the layers StreetName and Admin.

Lvl 3: These lands offer impartial geo-coding. Searching for addresses sometimes leads to street-level matching, but more often to the StreetName and Admin layers. Please click on a map to see the cover details: Please click on a map to see the cover details: Please click on a map to see the cover details:

Chart of Lord Howe Island, NSW 2898

The Lord Howe Island (; formerly Lord Howe's Island) is an irregular half-moon volcano relic in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand, 600 km directly easterly of Port Macquarie on the continent and about 900 km south-west of Norfolk Island. It' s about 10 km long and between 0.3 and 2.0 km broad with an area of 14.55 km², but only 3.98 km² (1.54 km2) of it in the low-lying, mature part of the island.

The majority of the island's people live in the northern part, while the southern part is covered by wooded hill tops that rise to the island's highest point, Mount Gower (875 metres, 2,871 feet). Lord Howe Island Group consists of 28 isles, small island and rock. Next to Lord Howe Island itself, the most remarkable is the vulcanic and inhabited ball pyramid about 23 km SE of Howe.

The first sifting of Lord Howe Island took place on 17 February 1788, when Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird Ball, commandant of Armed Tender HMS Supply, was on his way from Botany Bay to a punishment colony on Norfolk Island.

Ball sent a group on land to Lord Howe Island on his way back to the island to be claimed as UK property. In the 1880s, when whale hunting was declining, the global exports of the Keta palm trees began, which are still an important part of the island's population.