Plan of the rivers Tyne and Wear with the collieries, wagonways and staiths, thereon, and the principal roads and villages, 1807

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    Newcastle Upon Tyne 1807. Lambert (M) Engraver. Plan of the rivers Tyne and Wear with the collieries, wagonways and staiths, thereon, and the principal roads and villages. Also a plan of Newcastle upon Tyne. 1807. Scale 1.5" to 2 miles. Published by D. Akenhead. Our ref. C2 672664 00 53 This map is believed to be in the public domain, which means the copyright has expired and you are welcome to re-use it in any way you like. There is no requirement for you to ask for our permission to use this digitised copy, but we would love it if you could mention you got the map from the Newcastle Libraries' collections.

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    Newcastle Libraries

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    Newcastle libraries (Flickr)

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    What does this mean? Public Domain Mark

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    Link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/39821974@N06/25629035604/
    Resource type: Image
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