The SOUTH-WEST coast of IRELAND from Dungarvan to the River Shannon. 1707. Ireland 3. 1883. Letts, Son & Co. 1:760k. Sheet 15, uit: Ireland. 1903. Dublin : Ordnance ...

Ordnance Survey Maps - Six-Inch Ireland, 1829-1969 Cork. View a graphic index of sheets; View sheets: Sheet Number Date of Survey / Revision Date of Publication Date of Printing ; Cork - Sheet 1: 1841: 1844: Cork - Sheet 1: 1903: 1904: Cork - Sheet 1: 1903: 1904: Cork - Sheet 2: 1841: 1844: Cork - Sheet 2: 1903: 1905: Cork - Sheet 2: 1903: 1905 ...

The Digital Atlas of Cork/Corcaigh is an interactive map that invites online visitors to discover the city of Cork in a new way by exploring early maps of different dates and detailed historical information for 6,245 sites.

The most comprehensive, topographic mapping covering all of Ireland, and Northern Ireland, from the 1820s to the 1960s. For later six-inch mapping of Northern Ireland from the 1960s, view the Irish Grid Series (1960s-1970s). Browse the maps: By map sheet number (eg. Galway, Sheet 20) – county text lists. See also:

2025年3月26日 · The Cork County Council Heritage Section has developed a series of Historic Town Maps for towns and villages in Cork County. The maps are designed to be a self-guided tour of the town’s key heritage sites. Each map contains illustrations of the key sites and buildings and a brief history.

A collection of 19th century town maps of Mallow, Passage West, Queenstown (Cobh) and Youghal, County Cork. These maps are at a scale of ten feet to one mile, showing great detail in these towns. Cork County Library holds printed copies of these maps but the copyright is held by Ordnance Survey Ireland.

For Sale on 1stDibs - Great map of The Environs of Cork Published circa 1880 Unframed Free shipping.

This resource allows online access to the OSI Historic Map Series, dating from 1829, and is an invaluable resource for those interested in local history. This database can be accessed at any branch library.

The one-inch engraved maps of Ireland were based on larger scale surveys, and laid out on 205 sheets, numbered from north to south. The series is particularly useful in showing an overview of significant landscape features such as towns and villages, roads and railways, as well as woodland and land-use.

Beauford’s Map of Cork, 1801 (source: Cork City Library) See a close-up of Beauford’s map of Cork here: 1801_beauford_colour.pdf (corkpastandpresent.ie) Napoleonic Wars: The advent of the nineteenth century brought a change in political circumstances for Ireland and for Cork.