Tudor London and other townscapes: Mapmaking 6

A bird’s eye view of London, the London that Shakespeare would have known, one of the first printed English maps; and pioneering townscapes of Bristol and Exeter.
‘Civitas Londinium or The Agas Map of London.jpg’ is public domain via Wuikimedia Commons [[File:Civitas Londinium or The Agas Map of London.jpg|Civitas_Londinium_or_The_Agas_Map_of_London]]
[File:Copperplate map Moorfields.jpg] is public domain via Wikimedia Commons
[File:Copperplate map E City.jpg] is public domain via Wikimedia Commons
[File:Copperplate map W City.jpg] is public domain via Wikimedia Commons
[File:Robert Ricart’s map of Bristol.png] is public domain via Wikimedia Commons [Map of Bristol from The Maire of Bristowe is Kalendar (dated circa 1479) by Robert Ricart, the common clerk of Bristol from 1478 to 1506. From the folio Ricart's Maiores Kalendar and The Lord Mayors Calendar whose physical copy is at Bristol Record Office, B Bond Warehouse, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN. The document is reference number 04720 in the Office's catalogue.]
‘St John’s Gate from geograph.org.uk- 2053312.jpg’ by Hazel Stanmore-Richards is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
‘File:Exeter, 1563.jpg’ is public domain via Wikimedia Commons [Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg - mapcollection....]
‘Carta do Mundo de Mercator (1569)’ is public domain via Wikimedia Commons [File:Mercator 1569.png]
‘File:Badminton Estate map volume 3. Tretwr f.68v & f.69r.png’ is public domain via Wikimedia Commons

[@Davidbirdman101]

Another great video! Wonderful content, excellent presentation.

[@A_Eichler]

I do appreciate the subtle delivery and quality presentation. Subscribed.

[@HistoryRich]

Thank you.

[@gilljames6370]

I had friend a Duke of Edinbugh Award Scheme leader said he would rather read a Map than a book. I still read a lot of my maps with routes on for the Award . Trevor also did a series of talks on maps if I remember years ago. Thanks very much.