County Tyrone Ireland - Antique Map - 1837
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Taken from: "Lewis's Atlas, comprising
the Counties of Ireland"
Published in London by
S. Lewis & Co. 87 Aldersgate Street 27th of September 1837.
Original map image size is approx. 200 x 250mm
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This map was made in 1837, just 10 years before the disaster of the "Great Famine" in 1847. 1837 is a particularly significant time in Ireland's history at the period of the historically highest population and immediately prior to the great exodus of Ireland's population - mainly to the USA, the UK, Canada or Australia.
Places marked include:
Districts - Clogher, Dungannon, Omagh, Strabane
Town, Villages, Settlements - Donagheady, Leekpatrick, Dunnamanagh, Strabane, Clady, Camus, Urney, Upper Badony, Ardstraw Bridge, Ardstraw, Castlederg, Newtown Stewart, Gortin, Tullycar, Termonamongan, Killeter, Kildness, Cookstown, Coagh, Drumquin, Cappagh, Mountfield, Termonmaguirk, Langfield, Omagh, Clogherny, Desertcreight, Donaghenny, Ballyclog, Stewarts Town, Drumnagh, Beragh, Six Mile Cross, Coal Island, Donaghmore, Tullaniskan, Clonoe, Washing Bay, Drumglass, Dromore, Fintona, Newtownsaville, Errigal, Killeeshill, Castlecaulfield, Dungannon, Donacavey, Ballygawley, Keerogue, Derrygortrevy, Kilskeery, Augher, Carnteel, Moy, Clogher, Portclare, Aughnacloy, Battleford, Benburb, Five Mile Town, Aghalurcher, Aghaloo, Caledon
County Tyrone statistics| Area (km² ) | Population 1841 | Density per km² 1841 | Population 2011 | Density per km² 2011 |
| 3,155 | 312,956 | 99 | 179,000 | 54.5 |
Change 1841 to 2011: 133,956 / 43% decrease
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digital scans of the originals. They are available
for purchase as decorative prints for mounting and display or
may be useful in genealogy. The maps are clear and colours bright.
There is some staining and antique discolouration as would be
expected of such old documents, this is faithfully reproduced
and adds to the atmosphere of the reproduction prints.
The printed detail is far greater than reproduced on this web site, to produce a more accurate scan would result in huge file sizes.
Please note maps are supplied as the print only and are UN-mounted and UN-framed, the example to the right is shown for illustration only with a single mounting board and dark oak frame. Dark green mounting board is recommended as it suits the colours well and is authentic of the period.
Reproduction prints are on heavyweight textured *192g/sqm paper. Archival quality paper and inks have been used, the combination of which gives an estimated lifespan of at least 75 years.
