The Queen's Atlas

The Queen's AtlasAuthor: David Fletcher ISBN: 9781851246205 Publisher: Bodleian Library Publishing Year first published: 06 Nov 2025 Pages: 232 Format: Hardback Nowadays, we take for granted the ready availability of maps of all kinds. In mid Tudor England, they were rare. All this was to change in 1579 when Christopher Saxton, a farmer from the West Riding of Yorkshire, became the first cartographer to make a published atlas of all the counties of England and Wales.

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