Old Map of North London in 1746 by John Rocque - Highgate, Clapton, Stoke Newington, Tottenham, NW5, NW1, N1, N7, N5, N16, N4, N9, N6, E5, E8, E9 madrid Some of the clearly visible

Some of the clearly visible towns

Completion of the Erie Canal (1825): The canal was a major engineering feat and greatly facilitated the transportation of goods and people

Germania Libera and Magna Germania

geographical variety

Newnham - they're all here

Old Map of North London in 1746 by John Rocque - Highgate, Clapton, Stoke Newington, Tottenham, NW5, NW1, N1, N7, N5, N16, N4, N9, N6, E5, E8, E9 madrid Some of the clearly visiblePublished almost 300 years ago by master mapmaker John Rocque, this is the first detailed map of North London and Inner London. It was originally published in 1746, following a highly accurate survey of London and its suburbs starting in 1740. It is a beautiful, highly detailed and extremely rare old map. This is sheet 5 of 16, covering the London Boroughs of Hackney, Haringey and Islington. These three boroughs form part of Greater London, and are