A new philosophico chorographical chart of East-Kent
A new philosophico chorographical chart of East-Kent, by Christopher Packe [1686-1749]. Co-ordinates are given as bearing and distance from Canterbury. Map includes locations of chalk and gravel pits, shore and cliff line springs, and locations where amber and copperas stone have been found. Published according to Act of Parliament June 1st 1743.. Geological map
Picture No
14160614
Media ID
48657698
Size
16157px x 14734px
(58MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London - Image reference: 07-160
Date
1743
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1743 According Amber Canterbury Chalk Geological Gravel Includes Locations Pits
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