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Soil Survey of Scotland. Soil Survey of Scotland,...
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Map images Search: Maps home > Estate Maps, 1730s-1950s;...
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The easiest way of finding material relating to any particular location is to use the Map Finder - with Marker Pin viewer. Search using a map, or by place name, or by county and parish name. On our related Map Finder - with Outlines viewer, the outlines or extents of all the map images are shown as clear coloured overlays that you can select and vi...
The easiest way of finding general groups of maps is to browse by category. The maps vary in the amount of detail they show: 1. Least detailed maps – early maps of the whole of Scotland 2. More detailed – county/regional maps and coastal charts 3. Very detailed – town plans. You can also browse the maps by the names of map-makers, surveyors and eng...
We have several Scottish atlases online with sets of county maps: 1. Blaeu Atlas of Scotland, 1654 2. Herman Moll's Maps of Scotland, 1745 3. John Thomson's Atlas of Scotland, 1832 4. Bartholomew Survey Atlas of Scotland, 1912.
Another category is of maps made for military purposes, especially those from the 18th century. These include the famous Roy Military Survey of Scotland (1747-1755), and Roy Military Antiquities of Scotland (1793). From the 19th century onwards, maps were often published as a set or series, especially by Ordnance Survey. You can also view 20th cent...
We have a comprehensive set of all the detailed Ordnance Survey maps covering Scotlandavailable. This includes mapping at the following main scales: 1. One Inch to the Mile- useful for an overview of wide areas 2. Six Inch to the Mile- useful for rural detail, showing heights and contour lines, and covering all of Scotland 3. 25 Inch to the Mile- t...
We are geo-referencing a growing proportion of more recent maps. Geo-referencing aligns an historic map image with its real world location information. This lets us present a map series as a seamless layer, and compare the historic maps to other dates of mapping, including modern satellite imagery and maps. Explore our Georeferenced Maps. Watch a v...
We have further information about early maps in our early maps list. Together these information pages also form a brief, descriptive history of mapmaking. Read our Research guides- using maps to explore particular subjects, such as climate change, houses, local history, or woodland.
We have several collaborative project websites: 1. Our Historical Maps APIallows you to embed a zoomable georeferenced historic map of Great Britain in your own website 2. Our Scotland - Land Use viewerallows you to compare the 1930s landscape to the present day 3. Our Bartholomew Archive websitepresents maps and other information relating to the B...
You can order images, photocopies and printouts of all of these maps. When viewing any map as a zoomable image, select the Order this map button. For further details, including contact information, use the enquires and copieslink on all map image pages. The page also has a list of frequently asked questions about our online maps.
Search using a current placename (eg. towns, farms, streets) from Nominatim / OpenStreetMap, as well as the Definitive Gazetteer for Scotland
Our Free Lincolnshire Map download is one of the 91 FREE pdf maps of the UK Ceremonial COunty Boundaries of England, Scotland and Wales we have on our site. This Lincolnshire map also shows the tonw city and villages of the UK.
Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire is a county in the East Midlands region of central England. There are many historic sites in Lincolnshire that date from a range of periods with some such as Lincoln Cathedral dating back nearly 1,000 years. Overview. Map. Directions. Satellite. Photo Map.
Lincolnshire is a county in the East Midlands region of central England. Mapcarta, the open map.
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