Gvilielmi Camdeni, Viri clarissimi Britannia, sive Florentissimorvm regnorum Angliæ, Scotiæ, Hiberniæ, & ... (1617) - Page 16

A small, engraved black-and-white map of the counties of Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, England. The map is oriented with North roughly to the top-right corner. It features a decorative cartouche at the top titled "Lincolnia et Nottingham." and a scale of miles ("Scala miliarium") in the lower-left corner. Various towns, rivers, and regional boundaries are marked with symbols representing settlements (churches and clusters of buildings) and wavy lines for coastlines and rivers. Regional names like "EBORACI PARS" (Yorkshire), "DARBIAE PARS" (Derbyshire), and "LECESTRIE PARS" (Leicestershire) indicate neighboring areas. The map is contained within a simple line border.

Lincolnia et Nottingham. Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire

PART OF YORKSHIRE

Howden, Hawdonby, Thorne, Lindholme, Wetton, Hull, Barton, Wotton, Burton, Appleby, Graford, Bridge, Limber, Immingham, Grimsby, Humberston, Caistor, South Kelsey, Binbrook, Bottesford, Kirton, Gransby, Saltfleet Haven.

PART OF DERBYSHIRE

Ilkeston, Branton, Misson, Blyth, Retford, Greford, Clayworth, Wallingworth, Kirton, Gainsborough, Kingerby, Fillingham, Littleborough, Dunham, Lincoln, Panton, Bucknall, Market Rasen, Glayton, Louth, Birswel, Alford, Abterby, Driby, Horncastle, Malubye, Wolton, Skegness, Bolingbroke, Tattershall Castle, Stickney, Bennington, Wainfleet, Keney, Tyme.

Mansfield, Papplewick, Southwell, Langlely, Nottingham, Newark Castle, East Drayton, Tuxford, Raghyford, Nerwek, Nerwey, Girton, Thorp, Billinghay, Skinnand, Digby, Beckingham, Fulbeck, Sleaford, Wilsford, Belvoir, Coulten, Stanton, Grantham, Ropsley, Hokinham, Swineshead, Boston, Donington, Amberton, Skeldik, Aete.

PART OF LEICESTERSHIRE

Loughborough, Terrington, Swinfed, Bourne, Market Deeping, Crowland, Holland, Quaplode, Lynn, St. Marys, Wisbech.

Scale of Miles
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