Wiltshire (Taken from an Actual Survey) Being the Index Map to the Large One (index map)

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Identification note: the map is divided into 18 numbered squares, each square representing one sheet of the large map

Summary: map of the county of Wiltshire being the index map to Andrews and Dury maps, 1773, at a scale of 2 miles to the inch.

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