A Scotch atlas; or : Description of the Kingdom of Scotland: divided into counties, with the subdivisions of sherifdoms; shewing their respective boundaries and extent, soil, produce, mines, minerals, metals, their trades and manufactures; also their cities, chief towns, seaports, mountains, rivers, forests, lochs &c. with the principal great and bye roads, passes, forts, and other particulars. /
Armstrong, Mostyn John.
Ashby, Harry,1744-1818.
Laurie & Whittle,publisher.
London, : Published ... by Laurie & Whittle,
12th May 1794.
Relief shown pictorially.
Atlas first issued by Sayer and Bennett in 1777.
Map imprints have been erased ; maps otherwise unaltered.
Engraved titlepage depicting Lion rampant coat of arms in frame with view of smelting works, cannon and cannon balls.
Includes "A concise description of Scotland" which lists the parliamentary divisions, counties, synods and presbyteries.
Includes index.
Maps: A general map of Scotland -- Map of the roads of the Kingdom -- Map of the environs of Edinburgh -- County of Berwick - Roxburgh -- Selkirk -- Peebles -- Dumfries -- Kirkcudbright -- Wigton -- Ayr -- Renfrew -- Lanerk -- Linlithgow -- Edinburgh -- Haddington -- Stirling and Clackmannan - Fife and Kinross -- Dumbarton -- Argyle & Bute -- Perth -- Forfar -- Kincardine -- Aberdeen and Bamff -- Murray & Nairn -- Inverness -- Ross and Cromarty - Sutherland -- Caithness -- Orkney & Zetland.
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