Cornwall

A detailed copper-plate engraving of a map of Cornwall, oriented with East at the top, West at the bottom, North to the left, and South to the right. The title "Cornwall" is set within an ornate architectural cartouche on the left side, which also contains a linear scale of miles labeled "Scale of Miles". The sea, depicted with fine horizontal wavy lines, is labeled "OCEAN" in a large, elegant calligraphic script with decorative flourishes. Numerous coastal and inland locations are identified with small symbols and labels. The cardinal directions "North" and "South" are placed on the left and right margins respectively.

OCEAN

Place Names and Landmarks

Northern and Eastern Region (Top and Left):
Harland point, Harton, Chaucle, Morwystow, Sauldon, Holsworthy, Clauton, Stow, Stratton Efford, Tamerton, St. Giles, Lifton, St. Marys Wyke, Warpstow, Boscastle, Launceston, St. Clether, Trevena, Tintagel Castle, Michaelstow, Camelford, Trelaske, Bradstone, Sydenham, Tavistock, Stoke, Saltash, Calstock, St. Budeaux, Plymouth.

Central Region:
Temple, St. Mabyn, St. Minver, Padstow, Helland, The Nine Stones, St. Columb Major, Bodmin, Glynn, Lostwithiel, Liskeard, St. Erne, Crafthole, St. Martin, Broadoak, Lanreath, Polperro, Fowey, Golant, St. Blazey, Lanherne, Crantock, St. Newlyn, St. Enoder, Poundstock, Grampound, St. Michael, Truro.

Southern and Western Region (Bottom and Right):
Redfort, Rame, Rame Head, Talland point, Fowey, Chapeltown, The Black Rock, St. Anthony, Tregony, St. Just, St. Anthony, St. Keverne, Winnyton, Gunwalloe, Mawnan, Helston, Manaccan, Ruan, Pengersick, Perran, St. Ewe, St. Gluvias, St. Earth, Camborne, Gwithian, St. Ives, St. Allen, Luggan, St. Agnes, Besance, St. Just, Sennen, Romely, St. Levan, Brean Island, The Land's End.