Plan of East Melbourne labelled 1850 but with various amendments dated 1862, 1863, 1864 and 1865
Significantly reworked from the 1848 plan.
Includes:
An extension of Bourke Street cutting through what was previously shown as the Legislative Assembly building to join up with Gisbourne Street, crossing into Grey Street West which would then continue in a curve through the top of Fitzroy Square and curve back to join Grey Street East;
Gisbourne Street terminates at Carpentaria Place and Gipps Street East making way for Treasury Gardens;
Eades Street is the new name for what was Singleton Street in 1848;
Darling Square is identified and a Volunteer Parade and Recreation Ground is shown in the location of what is now Powlett Reserve;
A State School is now shown on the south west corner of Wellington Street and Hoddle Street;
Allotment numbers and some names.