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An image of the Name Book page itself will also be accessible there.This SCUM map is a free to use smooth interactive map with pinch to zoom and locations marked for Bunkers, Caves, Points of Interest, and Police Stations. Here you will find a transcription of the surveyor's entry which often provides interesting information about the feature and those who authorised the names. The most important last link is direct to the relevant page on the Northumberland OS Name Books web-site for the place-name selected. Two other links are currently provided from the pop-ups: a link to nearby photos in the Geograph Project so you can see what it is like there now, and the location on modern OS maps (1:50,000 and 1:25,000) from Streetmap. The Side by Side view is particularly useful. The NLS provides a range of different background maps (including satellite layers and even LIDAR), along with several alternative ways of viewing them. This is part of their wonderful georeferenced map layer so the exact location of the place-name is pin-pointed exactly - the blue marker should align with the left-hand letter of the place-name. A link is also provided to the 2nd edition OS 6" map at NLS.
Below that, there is a link to the 1st edition map sheet at National Library of Scotland (NLS), although these maps are not yet georeferenced so no exact location can be provided. The OS grid reference is given below the name(s). The main name is the one used on that map, with an alternative name below (if used on the 2nd edition map). Click on the marker itself, or the name in the folder to show or zoom to the marker pop-up. The name of the marker should be revealed as you hover over it or when the place is selected from the right-hand folder. blue for water, green for vegetation, red for settlement). I tried to pick colours for the categories that would be easy to remember (e.g. The classification is not straight-forward and you will find anomalies.
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Whole categories can be toggled on/off and expanded to allow a manual search. I have roughly classified the place-names into nine colour-coded categories shown in the menu on the right. In Northumberland this was completed at a scale of 6" to 1 mile. These Name Books were used by the surveyors to record names for the 1st edition in the 1860s. The locations shown are those recorded in the Name Book for Elsdon Parish (ref. Note that you can pan and zoom the map and use the menu (upper right) to change the displayed background map.
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The full distribution map of UK place-names can be found here. GB1900 GAZETTEER (ABRIDGED) RELEASED UNDER CC-BY-SA LICENCEĭetails of that project can be read here. The location data used on this map is based on the GB1900 (abridged) data-set: I realise the map is a bit small but has to fit the (rather old) style of my Weebly web-site. War veterans singing send-off (September 2015)Īn experimental map showing the place-names from Allendale Parish (old boundaries) with links to entries in the Ordnance Survey Northumberland Name Book Project whose web-site was officially launched at the end of October 2020. Heddon pupils celebrate British heritage (2011)Īuction of Bronze Statue, Close House (2012)
Letter from the Emigrant Clergy of Frenchman's Row (1802)Īlleged Brutal Murder at Heddon-on-the-Wall (1876)
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