A detailed engraved map of Warwickshire and Leicestershire from 1599, oriented with West (Occidens) at the top, East (Oriens) at the bottom, North (Septentrio) to the right, and South (Meridies) to the left. The map features decorative calligraphy for the names of neighboring counties, a title cartouche, a scale of miles, and numerous small symbols representing towns and villages with their names. Rivers such as the Avon, Soar, and Welland are depicted as winding lines.

Warwic. & Leceftria.

1599

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WEST.

PART OF WORCESTERSHIRE
PART OF CHESHIRE

• Bromis-grave
• Feckham
• Tarabik
• Ipley
• Beoley
• Studley
• Henley
• Wootton
• Coughton
• Alcester
• Haselor
• Ragley
• Binton
• Bitford
• Wigorn Worcester
• Cofom to
• Alvechurche

PART OF OXFORDSHIRE

• Stratford
• Shipston
• Compton
• Bambury
• Rollright
• Kyneton
• Tysoe
• Wormleighton
• Radford

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NORTH.

PART OF STAFFORDSHIRE

• Lichfield
• Whittington
• Tamworth
• Shenston
• Draiton
• Wilnecote

PART OF DERBYSHIRE

• Nether Seile
• Ashby de la Zouch
• Kegworth
• Donington
• Loughborow

PART OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

• Willoughby
• Radcliffe
• Remston
• Granby
• Sutton
• Hickling
• Belvoir
• Waltham
• Melton Monbray
• Dalby

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EAST.

PART OF RUTLAND

• Okeham

PART OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

• Harborow
• Lutterworth
• Stanford
• Rugby
• Daventre
• Baddington
• Towcester

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SOUTH.

WARWIC.

• Warwic
• Coventry
• Nun-eaton
• Coleshill
• Atherston
• Sollyhull
• Kenelworth
• Southam
• Leamington

LEICESTER

• Leicester
• Hinckley
• Bosworth
• Groby
• Mountsorrel
• Hallaton

Rivers:

• River Avon
• River Tame
• River Soar
• River Welland