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  A Map of NOTTINGHAM SHIRE . North from London
First State Third State
Nottinghamshire first state Nottinghamshire third 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 = 31mm)

The map names eleven places in Nottinghamshire and seven outside the county boundary.

Roads shown are:
1. From Doncaster in Yorkshire via Tuxford and Newark and on into Lincolnshire.
2. From Barnsley and Rotherham in Yorkshire via Mansfield, Nottingham and Normanton to Broughton.

The Forre, Trent, Idel, Meden, Lin, Soar, Erwash and Suite rivers are named.

Second state

The imprint is unchanged.

About thirty place names have been added to the map.

A road from Nottingham to Newark via Stoke has been added.

PART OF STAFFORD S and PART OF LEICESTER SHIR have been engaved at the bottom left and bottom right of the map. Dotted lines have been added to mark the Staffordshire/Derbyshire, Derbyshire/Yorkshire, Yorkshire/Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire/Leicestershire boundaries.

Third state

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

Ten more place names, Beckingham (in addition to the Beckingham in Lincolnshire already shown), Elsley, Litt. Dreaton, Weston, Eastwood, Bridges Ford, Thrumpton, Kingston, Whatton, and Shilton have been added.

Witham river in Lincolnshire has been named.


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