Shows tramroad, canal with wharves, quays, ferry, waterbodies, woods, building names, road names, hamlet boundaries, reservoir, lookout, town hall, postern, castle, market place, assembly rooms, schools, museum, house of industry, gaol, infirmary, burial ground, chapels, gas works, slaughterhouses, pottery, coal and timber yards, quarries, flint mill, mills, patent slip, toll house, ballast heaps, jetty, land for harbour improvements, high and low water marks, sand hills. Apportionment omits land use and some field names. Part 2 of map shows town at scale 2 chains to 1 inch (1:1584), and gives street names.
1 ms. map in 2 parts : col ; Part 1: 93 x 146 cm.; Part 2: 130 x 97 cm. + apportionment schedule (4, 104, 17 leaves).
Scale 1:6,336. 1 in. = 8 chains.

This item was digitised as part of the 'Cynefin: Mapping Wales' Sense of Place' project. The project was led by Archives and Records Council Wales and funded by Heritage Lottery Fund Wales with additional financial support from Welsh Government.

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