Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Yorkshire

  • These detailed maps normally cover an area of about one and a half miles by one mile. Each map includes an introduction.
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  • Here are the details of maps for Knottingley:

  • Yorkshire Sheet 235.14 Knottingley 1905 - published 1990; intro by John Goodchild. ISBN.978-0-85054-365-0

    This detailed map, which is double-sided for maximum coverage, covers the Yorkshire town of Knottingley. The main map covers the centre and south of the town, with coverage from The Croft and St Botolph's church southward to Parkbalk Quarry, and from The Holes and Headlands Road eastward to Bank Dole Cut and Trundles Lane Bridge. The Knottingley & Goole Canal is a major feature on the map, with Bank Dole Cut leading to the River Aire. The railway runs through (though the station is on our Ferrybridge South map). Features include Knottingley Sidings, Glass Bottle Works at Bendles, Bacca Green, Fernley Green, Sunny Bank, Low Green, The Hall, Station Glass Works, Jackson's Quarry, cemetery, Aire Tar Works, Tar Distillery, Cow Lane, Weeland Road. On the reverse we include a portion of adjacent sheet 235.10 extending coverage to the north, and this includes the River Aire, Aire Street, Pickhill Garth, Rothery's Croft, Nantes Cottages, Willow Island, Knottingley West Ings. A commercial directory of Knottingley is included.

    The map links up with Yorkshire Sheets 235.13 Ferrybridge S to the west


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