North Wales (Part II)

Estuaries, mountains and seaside towns fill these Bartholomew maps from Baddeley and Ward’s late Victorian handbook to North...

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Estuaries, mountains and seaside towns fill these Bartholomew maps from Baddeley and Ward’s late Victorian handbook to North Wales. They come from the second edition of Part II, published by Dulau & Co. in 1887, and cover the Mawddach and Dovey estuaries, Cader Idris, the Rhinogydd and the country around Harlech and Porthmadog. Practical maps for visitors, they mix local plans with regional sheets: Aberystwyth has its own map of the town and environs, Lake Vyrnwy and the Dee valley carry the guide inland, and one sheet reaches towards Shrewsbury and the Shropshire hills.

Estuaries, mountains and seaside towns fill these Bartholomew maps from Baddeley and Ward’s late Victorian handbook to North Wales. They come from the second edition of Part II, published by Dulau & Co. in 1887, and cover the Mawddach and Dovey estuaries, Cader Idris, the Rhinogydd and the country around Harlech and Porthmadog. Practical maps for visitors, they mix local plans with regional sheets: Aberystwyth has its own map of the town and environs, Lake Vyrnwy and the Dee valley carry the guide inland, and one sheet reaches towards Shrewsbury and the Shropshire hills.

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