Laurie & Whittle's new and improved English atlas, divided into counties : shewing their respective situations, boundaries, and extent, produce, mines, minerals, trade, and manufactures; also the cities, market and principal towns, hills, rivers, navigable canals, &c.,&c., with the turnpike and principal roads, accurately laid down from the most recent surveys and authorities; together with an alphabetical list of the most remarkable antiquities, monasteries, castles, seats, and parks; also an accurate description of the fairs in each county.
Laurie & Whittle.
Baker, Benjamin,engraver.
London, Printed and published by Robert Laurie and James Whittle,
1807.
Relief shown by hachures.
Added t.p. with engraved vignette of pastoral scene.
"Engraved by B. Baker...".
Maps show longitude and latitude some from Greenwich meridian, some from London, St. Paul's.
Plates were originally engraved for inclusion in "The Universal magazine for knowledge and pleasure..." in 1793 ; they have been amended by enclosing the  county name in an oval, encorporating compass points, and adding placenames.
Hand coloured boundaries, roads and estates.
R.A. Carroll. The printed maps of Lincolnshire,
John Bartholomew Collection.
Atlases