Old Map of British Isles in 1611 by John Speed - UK, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland Size:24x36in (60x90cm) In the middle is the

In the middle is the island Île de la Cité with both the Notre Dame cathedral and the Sainte-Chapelle chapel

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On this map you can clearly see: A bit of Brixton in the top left

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Old Map of British Isles in 1611 by John Speed - UK, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland Size:24x36in (60x90cm) In the middle is theThis is one of the oldest, finest and most important maps of the complete British Isles England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. It was originally published in 1611 by John Speed, one of the fathers of cartography and England's most notable cartographer of the Jacobean era. There's an incredible level of detail on this map, with most towns, cities and even some villages in England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland labelled on this map. This old map was hand