A brief presentation on collaborative possibilities involving public libraries and the NLS Map Library given by Chris Fleet, Temporary Map Collections Manager, 31 March 2009

3. Pont, 1583-1614

4. Pont /Blaeu – 1654

5. Tioram Castle, 1748

6. J. Finlayson, A plan of the Battle of Culloden… , 1746

9. Wood – 1821

11. Admiralty Chart: Survey of the Frith of Forth, by George Thomas... in 1815

16. Modern detailed digital mapping – OS MasterMap The most detailed Ordnance Survey mapping for anywhere in the United Kingdom (including towns!) can be viewed in the Map Library through a simple Viewer

24. DIGMAP Project - Discovering our Past World with Digitised Maps eContentplus Project: 2005-8 (portal.digmap.eu/)

29. Roy Military Survey, 1747-55

55. Ordnance Survey Town Plans – 1847-1895 – geo-referenced overlays

56. Ordnance Survey, surveyed 1852

57. Ordnance Survey, surveyed 1852

58. (geo.nls.uk/maps/glasgow1857/openlayers.html)

59. (geo.nls.uk/maps/newpopular/google.html)

60. http:// geo.nls.uk/maps/loch_lomond_south/openlayers.html

63. Gazetteer for Scotland – mashup using NLS’ Web Map Service layers (www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/gaztitle.html)

66. http://teaching.shc.ed.ac.uk/esh/msc_landscape/wtutorial/edinburghsouth.html

67. http://www.staremapy.cz/kml/1891-edinburgh/