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A New and Accurate Map of the Country for Twenty Five Miles Round the University of Oxford : Exhibiting All the Direct and Cross Roads, the Hills, Vales, Woods, Rivers, Canals, Towns, Villages, Hamlets, Parks, and Seats of the Nobility & Gentry : from...

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Old map of England, Oxford Region, Oxfordshire.

Created by Hanwell and Parker, Munday and Slatter, Samuel John Neele, G. Pawley in 1805.
  • Relief shown by hachures.
  • Also covers county of Oxfordshire and adjacent regions.
  • Statement of dedication at upper right: To the Vice Chancellor ... in the University of Oxford ... this map is most respectfully inscribed by the Proprietor.
  • "Published as the Act directs by Slatter and Munday, Oxford, April 15, 1805."
  • Sectioned to 12 panels to enable folding.
  • Includes small text of "Remarks" and statement of latitude/longitude figures for Oxford city.
  • Acquisitions control no.: 2008-209

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1805

England

G. Pawley

Hanwell And Parker

Map

Maps

Munday And Slatter

Oxford Region

Oxford Region (England)

Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire (England)

Samuel John Neele

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