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  1. William Birchynshaw's Map of Exeter, 1743 (Devon and Cornwall Record Society)

    A major re-examination of the history of map-making in Exeter, following on from the recent discovery of a 'new' town map of the city in 1743 This major re-examination of the history of map-making in Exeter, the historic county town of Devon, follows from the recent discovery of a 'new' Georgian town map of the city.

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  2. Devon Sheet map, 1982 used

    Devon Sheet map, 1982 used. Very good Ref: Shelf 41

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  3. Collection of Four Historic Maps of Cornwall from 1610- - Sheet map, folded NEW

    Format:-Sheet map, folded. Genre:-Reference & Language, Atlases, History.

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  4. Collection of Four Historic Maps of Devon from 1611-1851 by Mapseeker Publishin

    Sent by The Saint Bookstore - New Copy

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  5. Devon A-Z Visitors Map by A-Z Maps [Sheet map, folded]

    Explore the whole county of Devon extending from Taunton to Plymouth. With detailed road mapping and illustrated town plans of major cities, this feature-rich, helpful tourist guide is ideal for visitors to Devon. Published at a clear 3.33 miles to 1 inch scale (2.11 cm to 1 km), this handy map is a detailed and informative exploration of all Devon has to offer. Highlights include: • 8 inset street maps to major cities and popular destinations, including: Exeter, Paignton, Dartmouth and Torquay, with detailed descriptions and places of interest • Locations of visitor centres and tourist information sites • Useful key to map symbols making it a clear and easy read The perfect map for exploring Devon whether you are a tourist or a local.

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  6. Set of 7 Maps of England UK Wales Devon Cornwall More and Traveler's Guide Book

    Ordnance Survey Map Travelmaster 8 South West England and South Wales 1:250,000.

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  7. Devon 1611 - 1836 - Fold Up Map that features a co

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  8. 1879 Perron map: Falmouth and Truro, Cornwall, England (#88)

    City, Cornwall unitary authority, Eng. Centrally situated in the county, it bestrides the River Truro at the head of the tidal estuary of the River Fal. In the 1990s the crown courts moved from Bodmin to Truro, in effect making Truro the county town (seat) of Cornwall; officially, however, Bodmin retains that status.

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