Historical County Map of Warwickshire
Included on this stunning reproduction of Thomas Moule's map of Warwickshire are beautiful pictures of Kenilworth Castle and Warwick Castle.
An English county 50 miles in length, and 35 in breadth; bounded on the W. by Worcestershire.; on the S. by Oxford and Gloucestershire; on the E. by Northampton and Leicestershire; on the N. by Staffordshire. It contains 158 parishes, 17 market towns, and sends six members to parliament. The air is mild and healthful, and the soil fertile, producing corn and pastures, particularly in the S. part, called the Vale of Red Horse. The commodities are much the same as in other counties; and it has iron mines. Warwick is the shire town. Pop. 336,978.........
An English county 50 miles in length, and 35 in breadth; bounded on the W. by Worcestershire.; on the S. by Oxford and Gloucestershire; on the E. by Northampton and Leicestershire; on the N. by Staffordshire. It contains 158 parishes, 17 market towns, and sends six members to parliament. The air is mild and healthful, and the soil fertile, producing corn and pastures, particularly in the S. part, called the Vale of Red Horse. The commodities are much the same as in other counties; and it has iron mines. Warwick is the shire town. Pop. 336,978.........