Newry

Newry is represented by Robert Dawson’s 1832 Reform Act plan and Taylor and Skinner road strips linking the town with Dublin...

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Newry is represented by Robert Dawson’s 1832 Reform Act plan and Taylor and Skinner road strips linking the town with Dublin, Strangford, Markethill, Carlingford, Ballybay and Donaghadee. John Cary and John Bartholomew maps cover Newry, Carlingford Lough and the Mourne Mountains, while William Henry Bartlett and Alexander Williams views depict Narrow Water Castle on the Newry River and lough.

Newry is represented by Robert Dawson’s 1832 Reform Act plan and Taylor and Skinner road strips linking the town with Dublin, Strangford, Markethill, Carlingford, Ballybay and Donaghadee. John Cary and John Bartholomew maps cover Newry, Carlingford Lough and the Mourne Mountains, while William Henry Bartlett and Alexander Williams views depict Narrow Water Castle on the Newry River and lough.