Cantii. Southsexiae. Surriae. et Middelsexiae comitat. Christopher Saxon.
Engraving by Remigius Hogenbergius, dated 1575 the fourth state, published by Philip Lea in about 1680 in The Shires of England and Wales described by Christopher Saxton, with some alterations. Roads were added and the hundreds are marked
Hastings.(detail) 1589 Christopher Saxton in An Atlas of England and WalesSussex. 1599 Pieter van der Keere
Sussexia Sive Southsex olim pars Regnorum . 1607 William Kip after Christopher Saxton for Camden's Britannia
Hastings.(detail). 1610 John Speed in The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine
Sussex. 1626 John Bill in the Abridgement of Camden's Brittania
Sussex. 1635 Jacob van Langeren (distance tables by Thomas Jenner) in Matthew Simons' A Direction for the English Traviller. (3rd edn.)
Suthsexia Vernacule Sussex. 1664 J. Blaeu Classical Images
Sussex. 1673 Richard Blome in his Britannia
Entrance to the Rother River (Rye,Winchelsea...) 1693 Captain Greenville Collins in The Great Britains Coasting Pilot Grace Galleries
Sussex. 1695 Robert Morden in Camden's Britannia
Sussex. 1720 Emanuel Bowen and John Owen in Britannia Depicta The Old Map Shop
Sussex. 1722 Robert Morden in Camden's Britannia Robert Ross & Co.
Estate Map of the Manor of Woolborough, 1735
Sussex. 1742 Thomas Badeslade. pub. W. H. Toms in Chorographica Britanniæ
(High resolution images of the 1st and the extensively revised 3rd states of this atlas)
Sussex. 1750 Thomas Kitchin for the London Magazine
Sussex. 1756 Emannuel Bowen for The General Magazine Of Arts And Sciences
The Roads from London to Dover,Rye, Hith, Margate, Ramsgate and Deal. 1765 London Magazine
A Plan of the Roads from London to Portsmouth, Chichester, Southampton,Poole and from Southampton to Winchester. 1765. Gentlemans Magazine.
Sussex. 1769(1748) John Rocque in England Displayed - a reprint of The Small British Atlas(1753) whose maps were drawn from Rocque's English Traveller (1 748)
The Road from London to Arundel & Arundel to Chichester. 1767 London Magazine
Brighthelmston. 1779 Thomas Yeakell and William Gardner
Sussex. 1787 John Cary in A New and Correct Atlas
Sussex. 1787 John Cary in his New and Correct English Atlas Your Old Maps OnlineSussex. 1787(1695) John Seller in Grose's Antiquities of England and Wales, originally published in Seller's Anglia Contracta (1695)
Parts of Surrey and Sussex. 1794 John Cary section 16 of of Cary's Map of England
Sussex. 1801 John Cary in Cary's New English Atla s published 1809
Sussex. 1803 John Aikin in England Delineated The Old Map Shop
The Route from New Shoreham to Chichester. 1811 Paterson's Roads
The Route from Chichester to Fareham. 1811 Paterson's Roads
The Route from Deal to Hythe. 1811 Paterson's Roads
The Route from Hythe to Rye. 1811 Paterson's Roads
The Route from Rye to Eastbourne 1811 Paterson's Roads
The Route from Eastbourne to New Shoreham. 1811 Paterson's Roads
Plan of City of Chichester surveyed by George Loader, 1812
The Road from London to Hastings. 1814 Edward Mogg’s Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales
Sussex. 1814 John Cary in Cary's Traveller's Companion The Old Map Shop
Plan on the Allotments on the Dicker in the Manor of Laughton in the Parish of Chiddingly & Hellingly, Sussex. 1815 R. Loiser Chiddingly
Sussex Coast . 1819 John Cary in Cary's New Itinerary Steve Bartrick Antique Prints & Maps
Sussex. 1820 John Cary, in Cary's Traveller's Companion
Map of Brighton. ca.1820 engr. Cooper Steve Bartrick Antique Prints & Maps
The Environs of Brighton. 1821 John Cary
Chichester. 1822 from Sussex Excursions
Kent and Sussex. 1824 Aristide Michel Perrot in Aristide Perrot From L'Angleterre ou Description Historique et Topographique du Royaume uni de la Grande-Bretagne Gillmark Galleries
Sussex. 1828 J.Pass for the Encyclopaedia Londonensis
Sussex . 1831 Robert Creighton/Samuel Lewis
Sussex. 1833 Sidney Hall in A New British Atlas rookesfineart
Sussex 1833 Joshua Archer. White on black wood engraved print, published by William Pinnock in The Guide to Knowledge
Steve Bartrick Antique Prints & MapsBrighton. 1834 Adaptation of Manders' 1834 map showing the growth of the town from 1779
Horsham. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Midhurst. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J. & C. Walker for Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary
Sussex. -electoral divisions and polling places. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J. & C. Walker for Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary
Rye. 1840 detail from Rye Harbour, surveyed by Messrs. Sherrard and Hall under the direction of Wm. Cubitt
Lewes. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Rye. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Brightelmstone. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Hastings. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Arundel. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Chichester. ca. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J.& C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Horsham Parish. ca.1835 Lt. Robert Dawson
Midhurst Parish. ca.1835 Lt. Robert DawsonArundel. ca.1835 Lt. Robert Dawson
Rye. 1835 Lt. Robert Dawson in Plans of the Cities and Boroughs of England and Wales
Sussex. 1840 J. Archer in Dugdale's England & Wales Delineated
Sussex, 1840 Robert Creighton. pub. J&C Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Robert Ross & Co.New Shoreham- electoral districts. 1840 Robert Creighton engr. J. & C. Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary.
Hollington 1844 tithe map
Sussex 1848 W. Schmollinger. for Thomas Moule's The English Counties Delineated; or, A Topographical Description of England.
Hastings Old Town. ca.1850 (333kb)
Sussex. 1852 or 1854. Sydney Hall in A Travelling County Atlas.
This work was first published in 1842 and went through numerous updated editions until 1880.
This is one of the first editions to distinguish between completed railways (thick black line) and projected railways (thin hatched line), some of which were never completed.
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Brighton. 1855 John Rapkin for J.Tallis & Co. Grace Galleries
Central Hastings-the "New Town" 1859 (86kb)
Sussex. 1860 Joshua Archer Robert Ross & Co.
The London and Brighton Railway. ca.1863 Edward Weller in The Weekly Dispatch.
Cuckfield area. 1863. B.R.Davies (detail from county map in The Weekly Dispatch Atlas)
Sussex. 1863 B.R.Davies for the Weekly Despatch Atlas
Sussex. ca.1870 W. Hughes for Virtue's Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland
St.Leonards 1873 (271kb)
Sussex. ca.1879 Ordnance Survey (detailed maps)
The South Coast Railway. 1883 Edward Weller for the Weekly Dispatch
Sussex.(East) 1885 Report of the Boundary Commissioners for England and Wales.
London Ancestor
Sussex.(West) 1885 Report of the Boundary Commissioners for England and Wales.
London AncestorA Plan of Hastings and St. Leonards. 1890 George Bacon
Sussex. 1890 F.S. Weller for William Mackenzie & Co. Your Old Maps Online
Eastbourne. ca.1890 cartographer not known
Plan of Brighton. 1892 J. Bartholomew in Black's Handy Atlas of England and Wales
Sussex. 1892 George Phillp and Son in Phillips Handy Atlas
Brighton. 1898 J.Bartholomew. The Royal Atlas of England and Wales
Hastings & St.Leonards. 1898 J.Bartholomew. The Royal Atlas of England and Wales
Art Source InternationalHastings .town-plan(and detail) 1900 K.Baedeker
Brighton. town-plan(and detail) 1900 K.Baedeker
Old Sussex Mapped: Two centuries of Sussex County Maps. A beautifully presented site, in the style of "Old Hampshire Mapped". Not to be missed!!
contains the following: :Sussex. 1756. Emanuel Bowen, Engraved for the General Magazine of Arts & Sciences for W.
Owen at Temple Bar.Sussex. 1808 H. Cooper. Published January 1, 1808 by R. Phillips Bridge St., Blackfriar's London.
Sussex. 1808. G. Cole, engraved by J. Roper. Published by Vermy, Hood & Sharpe.
Sussex. c. 1840 Drawn and Engraved by J. Archer, Pentonville, London, for Dugdale's England and Wales
delineated.Sussex. 1750. Thomas Kitchin. Engraved and drawn by Thomas Kitchin.
Sussex. 1763. Thomas Kitchin. Engraved and drawn by Thomas Kitchin.
Sussex. 1695. (coloured) Robert Morden. Sold by Abel Swale Awnsham & John Churchill.
Sussex. 1695. (uncoloured) Robert Morden. Sold by Abel Swale Awnsham & John Churchill.
Sussex. 1837. Moule. Engraved by W.S. Schmollinger,
Sussex. 1778-83 Yeakell and Gardner
Sussex. 1610. John Speed. Described by John Norden, augmented by John Speede, Engraved by
Hondius,Gazetteer
Comparitive list of all town and city names on these maps. Match the old name and
spelling with the modern name, and compare the names and spellings taken from the
various maps.Commentary
Contemporary Reflections on Sussex
