C. Flower
17-07-2010, 05:33 PM
The Ordnance Survey of Ireland now has this set of browseable historic maps on line:
http://shop.osi.ie/Shop/MapViewer.aspx
Between 1829 and 1842 Ordnance Survey Ireland completed the first ever large-scale survey of an entire country. Acclaimed for their accuracy, these maps are regarded by cartographers as amongst the finest ever produced.
As the national mapping archive service for Ireland, OSi has captured this and later mapping data in a digitised format. Through this website you can view and download this data or place an order for delivery by post.
The new archive currently comprises the following series of maps:
6 inch mapping series (1:10,560) colour 1837-1842
6 inch mapping series (1:10,560) greyscale 1837-1842
25 inch mapping series (1:2,500) greyscale 1888-1913
The above historic maps, originally surveyed on a county basis, now make up Ordnance Survey Ireland's digital image archive.
http://shop.osi.ie/Shop/Products/Default.aspx#historic
Samuel Lewis highly unreliable Topographical Dictionary is there too.
http://shop.osi.ie/Shop/MapViewer.aspx
Between 1829 and 1842 Ordnance Survey Ireland completed the first ever large-scale survey of an entire country. Acclaimed for their accuracy, these maps are regarded by cartographers as amongst the finest ever produced.
As the national mapping archive service for Ireland, OSi has captured this and later mapping data in a digitised format. Through this website you can view and download this data or place an order for delivery by post.
The new archive currently comprises the following series of maps:
6 inch mapping series (1:10,560) colour 1837-1842
6 inch mapping series (1:10,560) greyscale 1837-1842
25 inch mapping series (1:2,500) greyscale 1888-1913
The above historic maps, originally surveyed on a county basis, now make up Ordnance Survey Ireland's digital image archive.
http://shop.osi.ie/Shop/Products/Default.aspx#historic
Samuel Lewis highly unreliable Topographical Dictionary is there too.