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Great Britain: old map prints, fine replica pictures to download or use in the field with GPS

With the Treaty of Union ratified in 1707 the sovereign kingdom of Great Britain came into existence. It united the kingdoms of Scotland and England encompassing the whole of Great Britain and excluding the kingdom of Ireland. Vintage maps of the United Kingdom collected here display the state during the age of its maximum acres in Europe. Great Britain is basically an island in the North Atlantic northern west coast of Continental Europe, the largest one in Europe and the ninth largest in the world. Most of Scotland, Wales and England along with their capitals are on the island itself. The island is separated from the mainland by the English Channel at the Straits of Dover and by the North Sea. The island of Great Britain is separated from the island of Ireland by the Irish Sea, Celtic Sea, the North Channel and the St. George’s Channel. Great Britain has an approximate area of 209,300 square kilometers. The topography is characterized by lowlands in the south and east and hilly mountains in the north and the west. Great Britain is known for its great history, architecture, expansion and environment. It experiences a temperate climate with great variation throughout as a result of altitude, location and distance from the coast


Hampton Court Palace and Bushy Park map, 1909
4.07 x 5.92 inch, 104 x 151 mm
  
Hereford city map, 1906
6.15 x 4.07 inch, 157 x 104 mm
  
Hull (Kingston upon) city map, 1906
6.02 x 4.17 inch, 153 x 106 mm
  
Isle of Wight map, 1906
6.1 x 4.25 inch, 155 x 108 mm
  
Isle of Wight, 1911
8.53 x 5.85 inch, 217 x 149 mm
  
Leeds city map, 1906
3.97 x 3.33 inch, 101 x 85 mm
  
Leicester city map, 1906
2.71 x 4.02 inch, 69 x 103 mm
  
Leith and Granton city map, 1908
23.81 x 9.55 inch, 605 x 243 mm
  
Lincoln city map, 1906
5.24 x 5.98 inch, 134 x 152 mm
  
Liverpool city map, 1900
5.94 x 9.4 inch, 151 x 239 mm
 
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