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In the UBD Melbourne directory [2] maps show a single line with the name above or below the road to make it more appealing to people familiar with the Melway street directory, however older Melbourne UBD maps, such as those from the 1980s or earlier, used the double casing method. This mapping style is also used for road atlas maps and main ...
All maps from this edition, as well as editions 2–5, can be viewed online for free via a clickable map. 2 1968 Central Melbourne map introduced. 3 1969 Postcode boundaries, house numbers and 10 news maps 4 1970 11 new maps 5 1971 Over-dimensional route maps 6 1973 Enlarged university maps 7 1974
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Some of these highways are bona-fide, connecting Melbourne to other towns and settlements, some of which have been later swallowed by Melbourne growth. However others are former streets designated as highways (particularly in VicRoads documentation) to highlight their importance as links between highways and freeways.
The origin of this grid, marked on the 1837 map, was on the crest of Batman's Hill, striking magnetic north for one mile, to an east west line (now Victoria Street/Parade) marking the northern extent of the government reserve outside the central grid. The rest of metropolitan Melbourne generally follows this grid pattern.