A New Map of Wiltshire Divided into Hundreds Exhibiting it's Roads, Rivers, Parks, etc., by John Cary, Engineer (map)

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Identification note: a black and white copy of what was probably a coloured map. Not easy to read, particularly the geological features, without colour

Summary: map of the county of Wiltshire divided into Hundreds and showing roads, rivers and geological strata by John Cary, 1831, at a scale of approx. 3 miles to the inch

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