Old Map of Crime & Drunkenness in England and Wales, 1904 - Great Britain 1901 Census & Demographics Size:28x40in (70x100cm) villages and cities of the

villages and cities of the islands can be found on this map - take a closer look at the listing images and see if you can spot your hometown or favourite holiday location

South Shetlands

which focuses on east and southeast London areas of Tower Hamlets

and which notes pertain to the Allies and which to the Nazis

with a small bit of Wandsworth

Old Map of Crime & Drunkenness in England and Wales, 1904 - Great Britain 1901 Census & Demographics Size:28x40in (70x100cm) villages and cities of theThis rather novel map, published by John Bartholomew in 1904, shows the reported levels of Crime and Drunkenness across England and Wales. The data shown on the map was compiled during the 1901 national census. The census also included Scotland, but for some reason the data is not shown here. The map highlights that generally, where there is drunkenness there is crime and vice versa. The worst spots around the country are Glamorganshire in Wales,