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Agas Map of London

The Map of Early Modern London is an interactive annotated map of London based on the 16th-century “Agas” woodcut map, with clickable points (akin to Google Maps pushpins) that take you to more detailed information about a given location. Via Things Magazine.

See previous entries: Old London Maps; 17th-Century London in Google Earth.

Posted on Wednesday, October 11, 2006 at 8:35 PM
Categories: Antique Maps, London

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