Here are the details of maps for Leith (N):
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Here are the details of maps for Leith (N):
This detailed map covers north Leith, including most of the harbour. Coverage stretches from Summerside Street eastward to Salamander Street, and from Charlotte Street northward to the Black Rocks.
Features include Edinburgh Dock, Albert Dock, Victoria Dock, West and East Old Docks, Outer Harbour, Inner Harbour, Martello Tower, timber yards, Leith Fort, Water of Leith, Custom House, South Leith Goods Station, CR Leith station, NBR railway with stations, sidings, tramways, graving dock, North Leith Poorhouse etc. On the reverse we include street directory entries for Bernard Street, Commercial Street, Constitution Street, Shore, Couper Street.
The map links up with Edinburgh Sheets 1.15 Newhaven to the west and 3.04 Leith Walk to the south..
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