1759: John Rocque - Map of Cork city
1759: Rocque’s map of Cork city
1759: Rocque’s map of Cork city
Copyright Cork City Libraries1759: Rocque’s map of Cork city
Copyright Cork City Libraries
Copyright Cork City Libraries
1759: Rocque’s map of Cork city
1759: Rocque’s map of Cork city
Copyright Cork City LibrariesRocque's map of 1759 is one of the most detailed maps of Cork city in the eighteenth century.
John Rocque, a member of a Huguenot family which emigrated to London from France, was one of the best-known map makers of the eighteenth century.
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- Cork city: old maps and images
- 1545: Plan of Cork city
- 1585-1600: Pacata Hibernia map of Cork city
- 1585-1600: map of Cork city
- 1610: Corcke city map
- c. 1690 The City of Cork map
- 1726: John Carty - Plan of Cork city
- 1726: Restored detail of John Carty's map
- 1750: Smith's map of Cork city
- 1759: John Rocque - Map of Cork city
- 1760: Butts's View of Cork
- 1774: Connor's map of Cork city
- 1801: Beauford's map of Cork city
- 1832: Chalmer's Local Survey map of Cork city
- 1832: County of the City of Cork map
- 1832: Thomas Holt's map of Cork city
- 1852: Moore's National Exhibition map of Cork
- 1872: Wilkie's map of Cork city
- 1893: Guy's map of Cork city
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