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The following are indications of a few other of the Ordnance publications. Particulars must be sought in the official Catalogue. SIX-INCH COUNTY MAPS of ENGLAND, (size 40 inches by 27), of which only two are completed, viz. Lancashire, on 119 sheets, 247.; Yorkshire, 311 sheets, 691. 7s. 6d. Durham is to be 58 sheets, of which 20 are published at 47. SIX-INCH COUNTY MAPS of SCOTLAND, (40 in. by 27), of which only seven counties are complete, viz. Edinburghshire, 25 sheets, 47. 17s. 6d. SIX-INCH COUNTY MAPS of IRELAND, (40 in. by 27). Of this series the whole 32 counties are completed, viz. Antrim and Carrickfergus, 68 sheets, Armagh, 32 sheets, 57. 15s. Limerick, 60 sheets, 127. 10s. Meath, 53 sheets, 107. 17s. 6d. It will be seen, that Ireland alone, on this It must be sufficient here merely to intimate some of the other Ordnance publications. TWENTY-FIVE-INCH PARISH MAPS, Of (nearly one square inch to an acre). Of English Parishes, only 10 in Northumberland, 14 in Westmoreland, 3 in Surrey, 5 in Hampshire, 68 in Durham, and 1 in Lancashire, have been completed. Scottish Parishes, 46 in Ayrshire (complete), 33 in Berwickshire (complete), 1 in Buteshire, 43 in Dumfrieshire (including Gretna), 20 in Forfarshire, 13 in Linlithgowshire, 11 in Peebleshire, 17 in Lanarkshire, 17 in Roxburghshire, 3 in Selkirk shire, and 15 in Renfrewshire. And of Ireland, none. The cost of each Parish varies, according to the number of sheets, from 7s. to 81. Ss. SIXTY-INCH TOWN MAPS. Of these, about 60 English have been completed, of which the principal are: Blackburn, Bolton, Bradford, Halifax, Huddersfield, Hull, Lancaster, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Preston, Rochdale, Sheffield, Wakefield, Warrington, and York; at an average, perhaps, of 21. 2s. each. But London occupies 799 sheets, and therefore at 1s. each, costs 391. 9s. 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