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The Peak District: Bartholomew’s half-inch map of Kinder Scout to Chatsworth, shaded from measured terrain
The Peak District32 × 48 km · portrait
The Peak District · preview, watermarked

Bartholomew edition · England

The Peak District

Kinder Scout to Chatsworth

Hung tall, from the peat moors of Kinder Scout and Bleaklow in the north, down past Edale, Mam Tor and Castleton, to the upper Derwent and the gritstone of Stanage Edge above Hathersage. The Derwent then runs south past Chatsworth towards Matlock at the foot, with Eyam and Bakewell to its west and Buxton towards the western edge.

  • A2420 × 594 mmThe same map, printed smaller£95 rolled · £185 framed
  • A1594 × 841 mmThe same map, printed smaller£120 rolled · £250 framed
  • A0841 × 1189 mmThe size it was designed for£175 rolled only

Every size shows the whole 32 × 48 km. A smaller size is the same map printed smaller, made to order at that size.

From
Bartholomew’s “Half-inch to mile” map, England & Wales sheets 9 and 13
Printed
1902–04
Scale
Half an inch to the mile (1:126,720) on the original sheet
Terrain
Environment Agency LiDAR, height exaggerated about twelve times
Print
Giclée on archival paper, made to order. A flat print: the relief is light and shade.
Edition
Open, not numbered
Size
Finish

A0 is sold rolled only.

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