Inverness in North Brittain [ie. Britain] /
Petit, Louis,1665-1720.
cartographic

[ca. 1716?]
This sheet shows the town of Inverness, with the River Ness, and includes the settlements on the west  bank of the river. It also shows the seventeenth century Cromwellian fort, known as Oliver's Fort. All three plans originated with Louis Petit, but are undated. However, they have been estimated as being about 1712. There are two copies of this plan at shelfmarks MS.1647.Z.02/78b and MS.1647.Z.02/78c.
At top of sheet: handwritten in ink, title and author, with "ca. 1712?" written in  pencil, and "B.O" with upwards arrow, stamped in red below.
In top right hand corner: library shelfmark written in pencil.
In bottom right hand corner: "Bo 4 Fo. 33" written in brown ink.
At bottom of sheet: handwritten in ink, scale statement "Scale 200 foot to an Inch ".
In bottom left hand corner: "17" written in ink.
Has watermarks.
Board of Ordnance. Register of Plans 1700-1800,
Shows the town of Inverness and the River Ness, Invernesshire.
Board of Ordnance Plans,
Maps, Military