Geometrical Landscape with tables of the relative altitudes calculated from the Trinity High Water mark of the river Thames
London,
J. Gardner,
September, 1828.
Engraved broadsheet with aquatint.
945 by 620mm. (37.25 by 24.5 inches).
15286
notes:
Rare geometrical landscape of the altitudes of the main buildings, parks, squares and reservoirs in London and Westminster and environs, calculated from the Trinity High Water Mark of the river Thames. It is based on the survey and measurements carried out by land-surveyors Frederick Wood (1807-1893) and William Moffat, and is dedicated to King George the Fourth (1762-1830).
It contains two indexes on the left, the first in the alphabetical order of the several o...
It contains two indexes on the left, the first in the alphabetical order of the several o...