Old Geology & Railway Map of England and Wales, 1834 - Geologist Map Finish:Framed canvas map in 1720 we still thought
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in 1720 we still thought California was an island - and the Pacific Northwest hadn't yet been discovered
The Central Line stops at Liverpool Street
Lago de Texcoco
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Old Geology & Railway Map of England and Wales, 1834 - Geologist Map Finish:Framed canvas map in 1720 we still thoughtAn unusual map of England & Wales, showing a highly detailed view of the geology (rock formations) of the two nations. This map is available in a variety of sizes. The ideal size is 16x20 inches (40x50cm) or larger. Note that at smaller sizes (8x10 and 12x16 inches) you may struggle to read all of the place names without a magnifying glass! This map was created by John Arrowsmith in 1834. It's perhaps not quite as striking as the more famous 1843
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