They include a great deal of surrounding detail and the direction of each piece of road is meant to be true. Wey R Thees R. Bridges are not clearly indicated, but are implied by the river being interupted by the road it crosses. Ferry across the 'Itching' by Southampton. Relief is indicated by hachuring, and this might imply a hilly road, for example near Lopcombe Corner west of the Wallops. There are occasional groups of trees drawn to indicate woods or a forest.
Parks are shown by a ring of fence palings, the drawing indicates the size and shape of the park.
Rotherfield e Hackwood Park, D. of Bolton. Not all the grounds drawn like parks are old emparked areas. Settlements are shown by blocks and groups of blocks arranged along streets or the road. The size of the group indicates the size of the place. The road is surrounded by more detail of the countryside.