Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Yorkshire

This detailed map covers most of the town of Batley, with coverage extending NW to Carlinghow, west to Healey and Bunkers Hill. Features include the town centre incl railway approaches and junction (Batley station is in the extreme SE corner), Bank Foot, Clerk Green, Lamplands, Commercial Street, Market Square, Town Hall, Cheapside Mills and numerous other mills, All Saints church, Farfield Nursery, Blakeridge Mill, cemetery, Cross Bank, tramways, Carlinghow Mills, Victoria Mills, Dock Ing Mills, Bulrush Mills, LNWR Birstall Branch, Grammar School, St John's church, Carlinghow Old Hall, Spring Mill, Healey House, Healey Lane Mill, The Jail, Little Orme Mill etc. A list of private residents from a 1901 directory is included on the reverse.

The map links up with sheet 232.10 Liversedge to the west, 232.15 Staincliffe to the south.

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