Newark-on-Trent by Andrew Nicholson

Extract of Wood's map of Newark published in 1829.Extract of Wood's map of Newark published in 1829.

Cartographic

Printed

Large scale Ordnance Survey maps (at scales of 1:2500 and 1:500) from the late 19th and early 20th centuries show the town and its features in great detail. Alan Godfrey Maps have published reduced copies of Ordnance Survey 25” to 1 mile maps (second edition) dating from c.1900:

Manuscript

Extract from the map of the siege works in Newark in the possession of Newark Museum. It was probably drawn by a Royalist engineer.Extract from the map of the civil war siege works at Newark now in the possession of Newark Museum. It was probably drawn by a Royalist engineer.

Manuscript maps of the 17th century Civil War siege works have survived:

The earliest detailed map of Newark is that showing land holdings, produced for the Duke of Newcastle in 1790:

Other manuscript maps: