Bartholomew edition · England · close-up
Cheddar Gorge
The Mendip edge, Cheddar and Wells
A close-up of the Mendip edge with Cheddar Gorge cut into it, Cheddar and Axbridge at its foot and Burrington Combe on the northern side. Priddy sits on the plateau above Wookey Hole, Wells is in the south-east corner, and the Somerset Levels spread south towards Wedmore.
- A2594 × 420 mmThe size it was designed for£95 rolled · £185 framed
Made for A2 only: the close-ups are drawn to be read at this size.
- From
- Bartholomew’s “Half-inch to mile” map, England & Wales sheet 28
- Printed
- 1904
- Scale
- Half an inch to the mile (1:126,720) on the original sheet
- Terrain
- Environment Agency LiDAR, height exaggerated about twelve times
- Giclée on archival paper, made to order. A flat print: the relief is light and shade.
- Edition
- Open, not numbered
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