Old Geology and Railway Map of England and Wales in 1834 - Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, London Size:18x24 inch-UNFRAMED This map provides a fascinating

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Old Geology and Railway Map of England and Wales in 1834 - Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, London Size:18x24 inch-UNFRAMED This map provides a fascinatingThis is a remarkable and specialised geological and railway map of England and Wales from 1834, representing the cutting edge of both geological science and transportation innovation, at a moment when the railway network was just beginning its explosive expansion across Britain. Major cities are marked for reference: London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Bristol serve as geographic anchors, with the Thames, Severn, and Mersey shown as