John Cary: A New Map of Suffolk, divided into Hundreds, exhibiting it's Roads, Rivers, Parks, &c.
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Cartographer:
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John Cary
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Title:
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A New Map of Suffolk, divided into Hundreds, exhibiting it's Roads, Rivers, Parks, &c.
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Date:
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1801
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Published:
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London
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Width:
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22 inches / 56 cm
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Height:
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20 inches / 51 cm
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Map ref:
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SUFFLK304
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Description:
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Splendid Georgian-era county map of Suffolk. The map is coloured to show the division of the ‘Hundreds’ - an archaic term to illustrate the local administrative area, and a meeting place for the local people.
The map accurately plots the county's developing road network, marks cities, towns and villages, as well as greenspaces and country estates.
Original hand colour. [SUFFLK304] |