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Sources

Discuss

Saxton

Speed

Leland

Norden

Camden

Llywd

Smith

Bibliographies

Ogilby

Data model

Modelling discussion

Burghley Atlas

Burghley discussion

Others

External data

People

• Works by George Owen
• Works by John Adams

Maps

• Bishop Leslie's 1578 Map of Scotland (Q105666519): map engraved in Rome in 1578 by Natale Bonifacio for John Leslie, Bishop of Ross
  • One of two known exemplars of this map is in Lord Burghley's Atlas
• Gough Map (Q1428402): Late Medieval map of the island of Great Britain
• Map of the British Isles by William Bowyer, 1567 (Wikimedia Commons)
• Bowes Playing Cards (Q106575309) (Skelton 2)
  • Bowes Playing Cards 1938,0709.57.1-60 (Q106575381)
  • Bowes Playing Cards BL Maps C.44.d.90 (Q106575861)
  • William Bowes (Q106575316)
• Atlas of the British Isles (Q106584948) (Skelton 4)
  • An atlas of the British Isles by Pieter van den Keere, ca. 1605 (Q106585790)
  • Atlas of the British Isles YCBA (Q106588723)
  • Miniature Speed Atlas (Q106587846) (Skelton 17)
  • Map of Ireland 1591 (Q106587001)
  • Map of Ireland 1591 Linen Hall Library (Q106588862)
• Penbrochiae comitatus olim Demetiae regionis descriptio 1602 (Q106629024) (source for Camden 1607?)
• Map of England and Wales (Q106695067): cartographic work by John Adams
  • Map of England and Wales (Q106677242): 12-sheet map edition by John Adams, cartographer, 1677
  • Angliae totius tabula cum distantius in itinerantium usum accomadata (Q106695002): late-17th century edition of John Adams's 12-sheet map of Britain, published by Philip Lea (High res @ Yale)
  • Map of the towns of England and Wales (Q106677408): 2-sheet map by John Adams, issued in several editions, based on his 12-sheet map of 1677 [1] [2]
• Kip & Hole Maps (Q106980735): set of maps of Britain engraved by William Kip and William Hole and published in editions of Camden's Britannia between 1607 and 1637
• The Grand Roads of England (Q107053639): 1679 diagrammatic map of roads in England and Wales by William Berry, extant in several editions
• A Direction for the English Traviller (Q107170845): first edition of the first English road-book with maps, 1635

References

• History of Cartography (Q105769226): book series published by the University of Chicago Press
• Engraving in England in the Sixteenth & Seventeenth Centuries: a descriptive catalogue with introductions: Part 1: The Tudor Period (Q106587042)[3]
• A Catalogue of the Books Relating to British Topography and Saxon and Northern Literature, Bequeathed to the Bodleian Library in the Year 1799 (Q107183547)