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Summary
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Latina:
Salopia Atlas
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English:
Atlas created by cartographer Christopher Saxton in 1576 as part of his 'Atlas of the Counties of England and Wales'. Contains hand-written marginal notes.
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| Source | This file has been provided by the University of Exeter, Special Collections. Image captured by University of Exeter Digital Humanities and taken from Essexia Map, 1576; C Saxton's Atlas of England and Wales. | |||||||||||||
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| Credit line | University of Exeter Special Collections | |||||||||||||
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Permission
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| Map location | Shropshire | |||||||||||||
| Map type | County Map | |||||||||||||
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| Publication |
Atlas of the Counties of England and Wales
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| Language | Latin | |||||||||||||
| Place of publication | London | |||||||||||||
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| Collection | University of Exeter Special Collections; Rare Books Collection. | |||||||||||||
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Rare books B 1590/SAX/XX
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| Dimensions | 550mm x 430mm | |||||||||||||
| Medium | Printed; hand coloured. | |||||||||||||
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Salopia Atlas.tif
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