Plan of Fort William at Inverlochie (i.e. Inverlochy) in Lochaber.
cartographic

[1711]
This plan of Fort William is unsigned and undated, but it seems to be the follow-up of the plan at shelfmark MS.1646.Z.02/24c, which showed the state of the fort as it had been found in 1709. This plan details current improvements to the fort. The 1934 War Office Schedule attributes it to Theodore Dury, but comparison with other plans of his make this doubtful. It has been dated at 1711 by Tabraham and Grove (see below) and a pencil notation on the plan itself dates it to "c. 1709", again both dates disagreeing with the War Office Schedule notes. The plan at shelfmark MS.1646.Z.02/24c seems to have the same handwriting as this has.
In top left hand corner: title handwritten in ink.
At top of plan, below title: handwritten list of letter codes with explanations of the buildings to which they refer, with detailed explanations of planned buildings and use of materials.
Below explanations: "B.O" stamped in red with upwards arrow.
In top right hand corner: library shelfmark written in ink.
In bottom right hand section of plan: handwritten extensive geographical description of Loch Shiel and explanation of its use.
Below description of Loch Shiel: scale bar drawn in pencil, and graded 100-50-[0]-100-400 feet.
In bottom right hand corner: library shelfmark written in pencil, and "B4F10" in ink.
In bottom left hand corner: second scale bar, also drawn in pencil and graded 10-20-50-70[?]-100[?]-125-150-200-400 feet, with "(66)" in ink, and notation in pencil "c.1709".
Tabraham Chris. Fortress Scotland and the Jacobites, 1995,
National Library of Scotland. War Office Inventory,
Plan of the fort at Fort William.
Board of Ordnance Plans,
Maps, Military