Old Map of County Armagh by Petty, 1685: Armagh, Lough Neagh, Charlemont, Portadown, Lurgan paris He died in London in

He died in London in 1687

This thematic style of mapmaking was prevalent during the mid-20th century

and the tranquil River Tweed further enhance the map's intrigue

as well as the devastating earthquake of 1783 and the catastrophic flood of 1951

- Bridgetown (circa 1800): Located on the Loop Head Peninsula

Old Map of County Armagh by Petty, 1685: Armagh, Lough Neagh, Charlemont, Portadown, Lurgan paris He died in London inThis map of County Armagh, published in 1685 by Sir William Petty, is a detailed political and physical map that provides a wealth of information about the county during the late 17th century. The map is based on the Down Survey of Ireland, the first detailed land survey on a national scale anywhere in the world, which was conducted between 1656 and 1658. Petty's map is a reduced scale version of the original Down Survey, but it still manages to