We have so far published just two maps for the Border county of Roxburghshire -
hopefully we will be able to publish more at some stage. Here are the details:
We have so far published just two maps for the Border county of Roxburghshire -
hopefully we will be able to publish more at some stage. Here are the details:
Jedburgh has much of interest, with its ruined abbey, its connections with Mary Queen of Scots, and its little railway branch. Our double-sided map shows the town in detail. By contrast, "Teribus ye Teriodin" is Hawick's traditional cry, perhaps reflecting a rumbustious history as it was burnt and reburnt in the Middle Ages, before settling down to become a prosperous market and textile town in the 18th century, first with linen and stockings, later with woollen mills and twills. By 1891 the population was 19,204 and it was a major railway station on the Waverley Route, sadly closed in 1969.
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Most maps in the Godfrey Edition are taken from the 25 inch to the mile map and reduced to about 15 inches to the mile. For a full list of maps for Scotland, go to the Scotland page
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