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Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey - 1870/1935
Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey - 1870/1935

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Gough Map - c1300s
Gough Map - c1300s

Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey - 1870/1935

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Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey - 1870/1935

Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey. First published in 1870, the red transcriptions of ancient names were added in the 1935 edition.

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Gough Map - c1300s

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Gough Map - c1300s

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Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey - 1870/1935

Facsimile of the Gough Map by the Ordnance Survey. First published in 1870, the red transcriptions of ancient names were added in the 1935 edition.

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gsenior1968
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The Isle of Anglesey in north-west Wales is one example of a feature on the map which is disproportionately large.
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The shape of Scotland is particularly vague; possibly because the cartographer had no interest in the area or had never been there.
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