Abstract
WCB Wilson was one of Queensland’s early pioneering surveyors. While we have heard of Dixon, Staplyton and Warner, few of us know the exploits of Wilson. In this sesquicentenary of Queensland as a state, I thought it appropriate to add some character to a name that we may only see on a plan. I also explore the accuracy of one of his surveys in terms of ‘following in his footsteps’ when reinstating boundaries created by Wilson almost 150 years ago.
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Reply by Deward Karl Bowles on October 14, 2012 at 3:34pm Fascinating.

Reply by LSU Justin on October 7, 2012 at 6:42pm very interesting...i'm downloading it and will read it tonight..thanks for sharing!
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