Black's county atlas of Scotland : with the parochial divisions, including seven historical maps, topographical descriptions, and an index to all the parishes, shewing the presbytery, synod, and county in which they are situated, with the post town and population of each.
Adam and Charles Black (Firm)
Clark, Robert,printer.
Edinburgh : Adam and Charles Black,
1848.
Relief shown by hachures.
Engraved frontispiece: "Comparative heights of LXIX principal hills in Scotland." ; imprint: "Edinburgh: Published by A. & C. Black, 27 North Bridge, 1st May 1847".
Verso of title page: "Edinburgh: printed by Robert Clark, Hanover Street".
Map of Scotland separately catalogued.
Frontispiece -- Description of the country and separate counties of Scotland -- List of parishes -- Historical maps of Scotland: 1. Facsimile of Ptolemy's map of Scotland -- 2. Facsimile of Richard of Cirencester's map of Scotland -- 3. Scotland under the Romans -- 4. Scotland under the Picts -- 5. Scotland during the Union of the Picts and Scots -- 6. Scotland in the fifteenth century -- 7. Highlands of Scotland divided into clans (and the route of Prince Charles Edward Stuart)-- 8. Modern Scotland (north) -- 9. Modern Scotland (south) -- Maps of the counties: 10. Aberdeen & Banff -- 11. Argyle & Bute -- !2. Ayr -- 13. Berwick -- !4. Caithness -- 15. Dumbarton -- 16. Dumfries -- 17. Edinburgh -- 18. Fife & Kinross -- 19. Forfar -- 20. Haddington -- 21. Inverness. -- 22. Kincardine -- 23. Kirkcudbright -- 24. Lanark -- 25. Linlithgow -- 26. Moray & Nairn -- 27. Orkney Islands -- 28. Shetland Islands -- 29. Peebles -- 30. Perth -- 31. Renfrew -- 32. Ross & Cromarty -- 33. Roxburgh -- 34. Selkirk -- 35. Stirling & Clackmannan -- 36. Sutherland -- 37. Lewis -- 38. North & South Uist &c. -- 39. Wigton.
Atlases, Scottish.
Historical geography