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map type:- Ruthven
1855
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Geological Map of the Lake District, scale about 3.5
miles to 1 inch, by John Ruthven, Kendal, published by John
Garnett, Windermere, Westmorland, 1855.
The topographical base map is engraved by William Banks,
Edinburgh, Lothian.
There is an accompanying description:- Description of the
Geological Map of the Lake District to which is added A List
of the Fossils and the Locations where found.
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see:-
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Martineau 1855 |
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Garnett 1850s-60s K |
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(map example, private collection)
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map feature:-
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sectioned for folding & mounted & folded & card
covers & table of symbols & north point & up is
N & scale line & lat and long scales (from
Greenwich) & sea plain & coast form lines &
rivers & lakes & relief & hill hachuring &
county & settlements & roads & railways &
canals & geology & table of strata
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inscription:-
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printed title, upper right
MAP / OF THE / ENGLISH LAKES / AND ADJOINING COUNTRY /
GEOLOGICALLY COLOURED / BY / JOHN RUTHVEN / OF KENDAL /
1855.
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inscription:-
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printed bottom
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GARNETT, WINDERMERE.
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inscription:-
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printed & embossed cover
TRAVELLING MAP / OF THE / ENGLISH LAKES / GEOLOGICALLY
COLOURED / 2/6
gold on red
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inscription:-
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printed above scale line
Scale of Miles
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scale line:-
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5 miles = 36.5 mm (roughly)
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scale:-
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1 to 220000 ? (1 to 220458 from scale line)
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references:-
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Butler, Toby: 1998: John Ruthven and his Geological Map:
Westmorland Geological Society Transactions: no.26:
pp.16-17
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sources:-
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Armitt Library
Kendal Library Maps
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items seen (illustrated items in bold):- |
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Armitt Library : A1159.23
-- geological map -- Map of the English Lakes and adjoining
country Geologically Coloured
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Armitt Library : A1818
-- geological map -- Map of the English Lakes and adjoining
country Geologically Coloured
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Kendal Library : Map 127
-- geological map -- Map of the English Lakes and adjoining
country Geologically Coloured
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Kendal Library : Map 128
-- geological map -- Map of the English Lakes and adjoining
country Geologically Coloured
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