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  A Map of HUNTINGDON SHIRE North from London
First State Fourth State
Huntingdonshire first state Huntingdonshire fourth state
Click on either of the maps above to go to a larger image
First state

Imprint:
Publish'd by the Proprietors T. Badeslade & W H Toms Septr. 29th. 1741.

Scale: English Miles. (10 = 43mm)

The map names about ten places in Huntingdonshire and six outside the county boundary.

Roads shown are:
1. From the boundary with Northamptonshire via Stilton and Huntingdon and acosss the Cambridgeshire border to Papworth and Caxton.
2. A branch from the Stilton-Huntingdon road to St. Neotts via Aukenbury and Bugden.
3. Huntingdon to Erith via St. Ives.
4. Stilton to Peterborough in Northamptonshire via Yaxley.

The Nene and Ouse rivers are named.

Second state

The imprint is unchanged.

About fifty place names have been added to the map.

Two roads have been added:
1. From the boundary with Northamptonshire via Kimbolton and St. Neotts to the Cambridgeshire border where To Cambridg is engraved.
2. A branch from the road between Kimbolton and St. Neotts to the boundary with Bedfordshire via Peterhill.

In the left-hand information panel & Holy Thur. has been added to the fair days for St. Neott's.

Third state

Imprint changed to:
Publish'd by the Proprietor W H Toms Sept. 29. 1742.

Fourth state

Huntingdon has been changed to Huntington in the title, on the map and in the left-hand panel.


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