Cardigan
Cardigan is represented by Dawson’s 1832 and 1837 borough plans and James’s 1868 boundary survey. Road strips by Ogilby, Gar...
Read MoreCardigan is represented by Dawson’s 1832 and 1837 borough plans and James’s 1868 boundary survey. Road strips by Ogilby, Gardner, Kitchin, Paterson, Owen and Bowen and Bowles follow the approaches from Carmarthen, Newcastle Emlyn, St Davids and Aberystwyth. Local mapping includes the Teifi valley and coast, while views by Gastineau and Grose show the town, river bridge and Cardigan Castle.
Cardigan is represented by Dawson’s 1832 and 1837 borough plans and James’s 1868 boundary survey. Road strips by Ogilby, Gardner, Kitchin, Paterson, Owen and Bowen and Bowles follow the approaches from Carmarthen, Newcastle Emlyn, St Davids and Aberystwyth. Local mapping includes the Teifi valley and coast, while views by Gastineau and Grose show the town, river bridge and Cardigan Castle.