Map of the county of Sussex : from an actual survey made in the years 1823 and 1824 ... Corrected to the present period. Published July 4th. 1829. Engraved by H. Frost. (to accompany) Atlas of the Counties of England, by C. & J. Greenwood. Published by proprietors Greenwood & Co., London. Engraved by J. & C. Walker. April 1st. 1834.

Engraved hand colored map. Include inset engraved view of Chichester Cathedral. Includes explanation and compass rose oriented with north to the upper center. Relief shown by hachures.
Greenwood's county atlas, engraved by J & C Walker Published April 1st 1834. Atlas consists of engraved title page, with hand colored index map of England and Wales, showing counties and major towns in each county, and 46 engraved hand colored unnumbered maps, including 4 maps of counties of Wales and 1 index map. Most maps engraved by J. and C. Walker. Other engravers are J. and J. Neele, J. Dower, and H. Frost. Each map shows the boundaries of the county, parishes, villages, roads, churches, chapels, railways, parks, rivers, canals, woods, watermills and windmills. Includes reference to the wards, liberties and boroughs, place of election and polling places. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian is Greenwich. Each map includes inset view of a landmark, or landscape located in the county, engraved by R. Creighton, delt.; Josiah Neele, sc.; J & C. Walker, sculpt.; G. Richards, sculpt.; J.J. Jones. Some sheets list place of election and polling places. Bound in half leather green paper covered boards with orange paper label with title "Greenwood's atlas of England and Wales" in gold and the leather rebound spine embossed with "Greenwood Atlas" in gold.
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