Geological Map of Sussex (William Smith, 1819)
Geological map of the English county of Sussex, by William Smith (1769-1839). Today the county is divided into East Sussex and West Sussex. This map was published in the first of William Smith's series of six atlases of geological maps of English counties. Geological map, ink (lithograph from engraved plate) and watercolour, on paper, bound in atlas
Picture No
14160541
Media ID
48657444
Size
6910px x 6152px
(5.2MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London - Image reference: 07-36
Date
1819
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