National Library of Scotland 25 Inch maps

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PeteJ
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Maps now cover the north of England.

Pete Jackson
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JMB
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8 years ago

Wales has been scanned and should be online soon.

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Peter Burgess
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8 years ago

"JMB" wrote:
Wales has been scanned and should be online soon.

Excellent!

Morlock
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8 years ago

Super bit of news.:)

grahami
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8 years ago

Fantastic!

;D;D;D

Grahami
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The map is the territory - especially in chain scale.

risy76115
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8 years ago

"PeteJ" wrote:
Maps now cover the north of England.

cheers pete ;D;

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Red78
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8 years ago

"PeteJ" wrote:
Maps now cover the north of England.

Not all, a lot of rural upland area's are still blank-itty blank!
Six Inch is still the best for coverage. :flowers:

Geology:
the study of rocks & similar substances (minerals n such) that make up the Earth''s surface.
Minerals:
are the building blocks of rocks. They are a naturally occuring,inorganic, solid, crystalline substance which has a fixed structure. (and some of them are really pretty)

JonK
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8 years ago

Its worth remembering that a lot of entirely upland area was never surveyed at 25 inch, indexes are available showing what was done at this level.