A New Map of Northumberland divided into Wards
A New Map of Northumberland divided into Wards, exhibiting its Roads, Rivers, Parks, &c, published by John Cary, London, 1831. Although not acknowledged on the map, the geological colouring is by William Smith (1769-1839). Scale-1:c. 225, 000. Pencil annotations by George Bellas Greenough, from whose collection the map derives. Dissected on cloth, 53cm x 47cm. Hand colouring on engraved base map
Picture No
14160592
Media ID
48657893
Size
6056px x 6935px
(10.0MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/947/6/D/1/6 - Image reference: 07-132
Date
1831
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1769-1839 1831 47cm 53cm Acknowledged Although And C Annotations Bellas Colouring Derives Dissected Divided Exhibiting Geological Greenough Northumberland Wards
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