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A detailed copperplate engraved map of the county of Derbyshire, titled "DERBIENSIS Comitatus" within a rectangular frame on the left. To its left, a scale of ten English miles ("Milliaria Anglicana") is depicted. The map illustrates the county's topography, including rivers, hills, and numerous settlements marked with miniature building icons. Neighboring counties are identified with large, elaborate calligraphic lettering. Compass directions are provided in Latin at the center of each border. Various rivers are shown, including the Derwent, Trent, and Dove.
Cardinal Directions:
Bordering Regions:
Rivers:
Settlements and Landmarks:
Finfell, Glossop, Mottram, Chale worth, Woodland, Marple, Disley hall, Mellor, Hayfield, Marple chap Chapel, Whilly brid, Overfold, Hope, Abney, Padley, Castletun, The Chapell in le Frith, Hathersage, Tiddeswall, Folow, Barlow, Dronfield, Norton, Handsworth, Beighton, Eckington, Whitwell, Stavley, Barlbor, Bolsover, Sutton, Heath, Plesley, Mansfield, Kirkby, Selston, Alfreton, Winfield, Crich, Ashover, Chesterfeild, Bramton, Walton, Dunston, Barley, Norton, Sheldon, Chelmorton, Chatsworth, Rowesley, Buxton, Bakewell, Winster, Bonsall, Matlock, Wirksworth, Haddon, Harty, Elton, Graton, Overhaddon, Stanton, Aldwork, Balladon, Callow, Brassington, Kniveton, Ashborne, Darbye, Elvaston, Sawley, Repton, Melborne, Burton, Walton, Catton, Smisbye, Swarkston, Newton, Weston, Eyat, Barrow, Twyford, Hilton, Egginton, Merston, Sudbery, Cubley, Boylston, Somershall, Doveridge, Shirley, Snelston, Norbury, Ellaston, Rocester, Calwicke, Okeover, Mapleton, Thorpe, Ham, Ilam, Wetton, Alston, Longnor, Wharnford, Sheve, Narrowdale, Austenfeld.