A new & correct map of England & Wales now called South Britain done from the latest surveys and best observations: : Containing all ye cities & market towns w.th ye roads & distance in reputed miles between town & town, by inspection without scale or compass, together with an alphabetical table shewing ye market days as also what towns are navigable and whether for ships, vessels boats or barges &c..
Willdey, George.
[London : George Willdey,
ca. 1717].
In composite atlas issued by George Willdey ca. 1717.
Imprint derived from advertisement below title cartouche beginning: "This map with several others about this size are sold by George Willdey at the great Toy and Print shop ...London....".
London St. Paul's meridian.
Alphabetical grid, with longitude and latitude.
Ornate title cartouche with armoury and flags.
Top border with lions head pediments.
To either side of map is "An alphabetical table to all the cities and market towns in England and Wales".
Also to left and right of tables are views of various ports and harbours.
Views: London -- Chester -- Bristol -- Yarmouth -- Southampton -- Newcastle upon Tyne -- Hull -- Portsmouth -- Harwich -- Plymouth -- Dartmouth -- Falmouth -- Torbay -- Sherenes -- Dover castle -- Leverpool -- Windsor Castle -- Deal Castle.
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