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Gough Map

The Gough Map or Bodleian Map is a Late Medieval map of the island of Great Britain. Its precise dates of production and authorship are unknown. It is named after Richard Gough, who bequeathed the map to the Bodleian Library in Oxford 1809. He acquired the map from the estate of the antiquarian Thomas "Honest Tom" Martin in 1774. Numerous copies of it…

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The Gough Map in culture

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Gough Map

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples117
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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related to Topography and accuracy · 25
Gough Map → And, Anglesey, Apart, Britain, British, Brutus, Despite, Devon, Durham, England, Kingdom, London, Nevertheless, Notably, Peninsula, Ptolemy's Geography, Scotland, Tabula Peutingeriana, The, The Gough Map
related to Recent research · 21
Gough Map → Bodleian Library, Britain, East Anglia, England, Gough, Gough's British Topography, Hitherto, In, Kent, Layer One, Layer Three, Layer Two, Most, Some, Symposium, The, Their, These, This, Wales
related to Online digitization · 15
Gough Map → Beyond Text, Department, Digital Humanities, From April, July, Keith Lilley, King's College London, Nick Millea, Oxford's Bodleian Library Map, Paul Vetch, Queen's University Belfast, Room, The, UK AHRC Research Council's, University
related to The red lines · 14
Gough Map → Britain, England, For, In, Indeed, It, London, Richard Gough, Roman, Scholars, The, Wales, Watling Street, With
related to Cantre'r Gwaelod · 11
Gough Map → As, Cantre'r Gwaelod, Cardigan Bay, David Willis, Gough, In, Last Glacial Period, Simon Haslett, The, Welsh, Welsh Mythology
related to References · 9
Gough Map → Bodleian Library, Great Britain, ISBN, Millea, Nick, Oxford, The Earliest Road Map, The Gough Map, University
related to The Gough Map in culture · 9
Gough Map → Alixe Bovey, BBC, Britain, In May, In Search, Medieval Britain, Middle Ages, UNESCO's UK Memory, World Register
related to External links · 8
Gough Map → Explore, Great Britain Archived, Includes, Linguistic Geographies, September, The Gough Map, Wayback Machine, Zoomable
is a · 1
Gough Map → disjointed network

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map gough britain made bodleian century date lines research wales map's routes great production library accuracy authorship online oxford edward

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Gough Mapis adisjointed network0.90text
Angleseyinstance ofislands and lakes0.80text
Windermere are oversizedinstance ofislands and lakes0.80text
whilst the strategic importance of rivers is shown by their emphasisinstance ofislands and lakes0.80text
the Peninsula in Durham are also overly-prominentinstance ofWell known but geographically small features0.80text
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodIn0.60section
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodSimon Haslett0.60section
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodDavid Willis0.60section
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodCardigan Bay0.60section
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodCantre'r Gwaelod0.60section
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodWelsh Mythology0.60section
Gough Maprelated to Cantre'r GwaelodAs0.60section

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