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Christopher Saxton

Christopher Saxton (c. 1540 – c. 1610) was an English cartographer who produced the first county maps of England and Wales.

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Life and family

Cartographer

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Christopher Saxton

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Christopher Saxton

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related to Life and family · 19
Christopher Saxton → Cambridge University, Dewsbury, Dunningley, His, It, John Rudd, Ossett, Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Robert, Sandal Magna, Saxton, Snapethorpe, Sowood, Thornhill, Tingley, Wakefield, West Riding, Woodkirk, Yorkshire
related to External links · 6
Christopher Saxton → Christopher Saxton's Wall-map, England, False Start, Glasgow University, Saxton, WalesHow
related to Further reading · 5
Christopher Saxton → Century Maps, Chatsworth Library ISBN, Christopher Saxton's, ISBN, William Ravenhill

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saxton maps survey atlas cartographer christopher england elizabeth john map engraved saxton's wales parish suffolk counties show 1610 english produced

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Christopher Saxtonrelated to External linksGlasgow University0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to External linksEngland0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to External linksWalesHow0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to External linksSaxton0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to External linksFalse Start0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to External linksChristopher Saxton's Wall-map0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to Further readingWilliam Ravenhill0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to Further readingChristopher Saxton's0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to Further readingCentury Maps0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to Further readingChatsworth Library ISBN0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to Further readingISBN0.60section
Christopher Saxtonrelated to Life and familySaxton0.60section

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