Rocque S Map Of Dublin

Rocque’s “ exact survey of the city and suburbs of dublin” commenced in the autumn of 1754 and was published in four sheets just two years later. An exact survey of the city and suburbs of dublin 1756, in which is express’d the ground plot of all publick buildings dwelling houses, ware houses, stables, court yards, &c, The map was drawn to a similar scale to his london plan upon 24 sheets, of two hundred feet to an inch, and portrayed “ all publick buildings, dwelling houses, ware houses, stables, courts, yards &c’ ”.

John rocque's 1746 map of london‎ (1 c, 178 f) m. 69.5cm x 48.5cm (each sheet map) location / recall no.: This book is an ancillary publication to the dublin series from royal irish academy's ‘irish historic towns atlas’ project.

Survey of the city and suburbs of dublin, with the division of the parishes reduc'd from the large plan in four sheets.

69.5cm x 48.5cm (each sheet map) location / recall no.: 17th & 18th century historic maps of dublin use layers icon for different dates. The 1756 map goes from glassnevin/north strand at the north to harolds cross/rathfarnham road on the south. This old map of dublin, created by master surveyor and cartographer john rocque in 1756, shows the entirety of dublin and its suburbs.