The Road from London to Aberistwith on the Sea Coast from Britannia Volume the First 1675

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"The Road from London to Aberistwith on the Sea Coast" is a notable work from "Britannia Volume the First," published in 1675 by the esteemed Scottish cartographer and publisher John Ogilby. This publication is part of Ogilby's ambitious project to create the first detailed road atlas of England and Wales, a pioneering effort in the field of cartography and travel literature. Ogilby's "Britannia" is celebrated for its innovative approach to mapping, utilizing the strip map format which provided a linear representation of roads, a method that was revolutionary at the time.

The work meticulously details the route from London to Aberystwyth, a coastal town in Wales, offering a comprehensive guide for travelers of the 17th century. Ogilby's maps are distinguished by their precision and clarity, featuring not only the roads but also the distances between various points, notable landmarks, and geographical features along the way. This level of detail was unprecedented and provided invaluable information for both practical travel and scholarly reference.

Ogilby's "Britannia" was a monumental achievement in the cartographic world, reflecting the growing interest in travel and exploration during the Restoration period. The atlas was produced using the latest surveying techniques and was richly illustrated, making it both a functional guide and a work of art. The publication of "Britannia" marked a significant advancement in the documentation and understanding of the British landscape, influencing subsequent generations of cartographers and travelers.

"The Road from London to Aberistwith on the Sea Coast" exemplifies Ogilby's dedication to accuracy and his innovative spirit, which have earned him a lasting legacy in the history of cartography. His work remains a valuable historical resource, offering insights into the geography, infrastructure, and travel practices of 17th-century Britain.

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