Senex's Hampshire 1719-57, settlements

	settlements Senex's Hampshire 1719-57

settlements	Settlements on the route are drawn as blocks beside the road, indicating the size of the place and perhaps giving some idea of street layout; these settlements might not include the church which would have been there. A settlement off the route might be indicated by a drawing of a church - that is what would be visible from the route. An important house might be shown by a drawing of a house. Most places are named. The labelling font does not provide a reliable guide to the importance or size of the place. However:
	city: A city has whole areas of buildings; labelled in italic block caps; eg:- WINCHESTER Example on pl.52 mile 12.
	town: A town has building blocks along the road, plus a church; labelled in upright lowercase; eg:- Alton Example on pl.89 at mile 53.
	village: A village is drawn with buildings along the road, plus church; labelled in italic lowercase; eg:- Milton Example on pl.52 at mile 15. Off the road there is just a church; labelled in italic lowercase; eg:- Charlton Example on pl.30 at mile 60.
	hamlet: A hamlet has a few single blocks beside the road; labelled in italic lowercase; eg:- Borstwood Example on pl.54 at mile 76.
	house: A house is a building; labelled; eg:- Hursley lodge Example on pl.52 at mile 74.