Index sheet
Ogilby's
Hampshire
1675

Ogilby's
Hampshire
1675
index table to map squares
... SU56
SU55 SU65 SU75 SU85
SU24 SU34 SU44 SU54 SU64 SU74 SU84
SU23 SU33 SU43 SU53 SU63 SU73 SU83
SU22 SU32 SU42 SU52 SU62 SU72 SU82
SU21 SU31 SU41 SU61 SU71
SU00 SU10 SU20 SU60
SZ09 SZ19 SZ29 SZ39 SZ69

reference
grid

To provide standardised links between these and maps of different periods, an index grid has been overlaid on a composite map using the Ogilby scrolls. The index grid used is the familiar National Grid Reference system for the United Kingdom.

Ogilby's plates are strip maps of segments of road. National grid 10Km squares have been used to divide up the plates, for the purposes of comparison with other old maps of the county. The grid lines have been positioned on the strips simply by comparing the plates with modern maps. Do notice that grid lines do not run horizontally across the plates; but the plates are then divided horizontally where the grid line crosses the road and shown on screen with an added overlap.

Arrows at the ends of strips take you along the road. If there are two arrows, then the road divides. Arrows at the sides take you down other routes. A line at the side switches you from one strip map of a route to an alternative.

BEWARE: the 'up' arrow to a next piece goes to the top of that piece, not quite where you'd expect. You may have to scroll down to the bottom to find the continutaion of your route.


Ogilby's Hampshire 1675, contents
General index
Old Hampshire Mapped
SZ09 SU00 SZ19 SU10 SZ29 SU20 SU21 SU22 SU23 SU24 SZ39 SU31 SU32 SU33 SU34 SU41 SU42 SU43 SU44 SU52 SU53 SU54 SU55 SU56 SZ69 SU60 SU61 SU62 SU63 SU64 SU65 SU71 SU72 SU73 SU74 SU75 SU82 SU83 SU84 SU85