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Six Inch Maps held by FyIde Branch of LFH&HS The maps have been split into 4 tubes. Tube 1 refers to names printed red Tube 2 refers to names printed blue Tube 3 refers to names printed green Tube 4 refers to names printed black Some sheets combine segments from two sectors of one major sheet, as in 33 NW/NE, or sections from more than one map, as in 8/9/12/13. Many maps cover more than one County and, whilst having one Lancashire No, these can have different Nos applying to the other County. Sheet No Edition Survey Revised Additions Location 1. 67 NE 1932 1844 1930 Lytham 2. 67 NE 1938 1844 1930 1938 Lytham Grid Not given 3. 67 NW 1932 1844 1930 Ansdell 4. 67 NW 1932 1844 1930 Ansdell 5. 60 NE 1933 1044 1930 Bartle, Cottam & Salwick 6. 60 NE 1938 1844 1930 1938 Bartle, Cottam & Salwick 7. 60 NW 1938 1844 1930 1938 Kirkham, Treales & Wesham 8 59 NE 1930 1844 1930 1938 Wrea Green 9. 59 NW 1930 1844 1930 1938 Great Marton 10. 59 SW 1930 1844 1930 1938 St Annes 11. 58 NE 1930 1844 1930 1936 Blackpool South Shore 12. 58 NE 1930 1844 1930 1938 Blackpool South Shore 13. 58 SE 1930 1844 1930 1938 Blackpool Starr Hills 14. 58 SE 1932 1844 1930 Blarkpool Starr Hills 15. 52 SW 1912 1844 1909 Roseacre & Medlar 16. 52 SW 1912 1844 1909 Roseacre & Medlar 17. 51 NW 1930 1844 1930 1938 Poulton le Fylde 18. 51 NE 1930 1844 1930 1938 Singleton & Thistleton 19. 51 SE 1912 1844 1909 Weeton & Esprick 20. 51 SE 1912 1844 1909 Weeton & Esprick 21. 51 SW 1933 1844 1930 Blackpool, Layton & Marton 22. 50 NE 1931 1844 1930 1938 Blackpool North & Bispham 23. 50 SE 1931 1844 1930 1938 Blackpool Central 33. 43 SW 1931 1844 1930 1938 Thornton 34. 43 NW 1930 1844 1930 1938 Burn Naze 35. 42 NE 1930 1844 1930 1938 Rossall School 36. 42 NE 1932 1844 1930 Rossall School 37. 42 SE 1930 1844 1930 1938 Cleveleys & Bispham Page 1 of 3 Sheet No Edition Survey Revised Location 24. 45 NW 1914 1844 1910 Calder Vale 25. 44 NE 1933 1844 1930 Garstang 26. 44 NE 1933 1844 1930 Garstang 27. 44 SE 1933 1844 1930 St Michaels & Catterall 28. 44 SE 1933 1844 1930 St Michaels & Catterall 29. 44 SW 1933 1844 1930 Upper Rawcliffe 30. 44 NW 1914 1844 1910 Eagland Hill 31. 43 NE 1933 1844 1930 Stalmine 32. 43 SE 1933 1844 1930 Hambleton & Out Rawcliffe 39. 40 SW 1933 1844 1930 Oakenclough 40. 40 NW 1914 1844 1910 Street 41. 39 NE 1933 1844 1930 Cockerham & Forton 42. 39 SE 1933 1844 1930 Winmarleigh & Scorton 43. 39 SW 1914 1844 1910 Pilling Hall 44. 38 SE 1933 1844 1930 Pilling 46. 35 SE 1914 1844 1910 Abbeysteads Hall 47. 35 NW 1919 1844 1910 Appletree & Jubilee Tower 48. 33 NW/NE 1919 1844 1910 Middleton 49. 32 NE 1919 1844 1910 Tatham Fells 50. 32 SE 1919 1844 1910 Botton Head Fell 51. 32 SW 1919 1844 1910 Higher Salter Fell 52. 31 NE 1916 1844 1910 Claughton Moor 53. 31 SE 1919 1844 1910 Littledale 54. 31 SW 1919 1844 1910 Quernmore & Crossgill 55. 31 NW 1931 1844 1931 Caton & Brookhouse 56. 30 SW 1931 1844 1931 Heaton with Oxeliffe Sheet No Edition Survey Revised Additions Location 57. 30 NW 1931 1844 1937 1938 Morecambe 58. 29 SE 1931 1844 1931 Heysham 59. 28 SW 1919 1844 1910 Walney Isle 60. 25 NE 1919 1844 1910 Arknolme & Gressingham 61. 25 SE 1919 1844 1910 Hornby & Wray 62. 25 SW 1919 1844 1910 Aughton 63. 25 NW 1916 1844 1910 Over Kellet 64. 22 NE 1932 1844 1932 Aldingham & Baycliffe 65. 21 SW 1932 1847 1932 Walney Isle 66. 21 NW 1916 1847 1910 Walney Isle 67. 20 NE 1919 1844 1910 Leek Fell & Irby Fell 68. 20 NW 1919 1844 1910 Kirkby Lonsdale 69. 19/20 1920 1844 1910 Whittington 70. 19 1920 1844 1910 Burton & Hutton Roof 71. 19 1919 1844 1910 Burton & Holme 72. 19 1919 1844 1910 Hutton Roof & Whittington 73. 19 SW 1919 1844 1910 Borwick & Priest Hutton 74. 19 SE 1919 1844 1910 Tunstall 75. 18/19 1920 1844 1911 Yealand Redmayne & Y Storrs 76. 18 NE 1919 1845 1911 Yealand Storrs & Hazelsiack 77. 18 SE 1919 1845 1911 Yealand Redmayne & Y Conyers 78. 18 SW 1919 1845 1911 Silverdale 79. 18 NW 1911 1845 1911 1938 Arnside 80. 14/20 1920 1844 1910 Casterton 81. 14 NE 1919 1844 1910 Barbon High Fell 82. 14 SE 1919 1844 1910 Leek Fell Page 2 of 3 Sheet No Edition Survey Revised Location 83. 14 SW 1919 1844 1910 Casterton 84. 13 SW 1919 1844 1911 Meathop 85. 13 NW 1919 1848 1911 Witherslack 86. 12/13 1920 1848 1911 High Newton 87. 11 NE 1919 1847 1911 Penny Bridge & Subberthwaike 88. 11 SE 1919 1846 1911 Mansriggs 89. 10 NE 1919 1846 1911 Hallthwaites & Foxfield 90. 8/9 1920 1848 1912 Cartmell Fell 91. 8/9 1919 1848 1912 Bowland Bridge 92. 8 NW 1919 1848 1912 Force Forge & Crosslands 93. 8/9/12/13 1920 1888 1912 Chapel House Plantation 94. 6 NE 1919 1846 1912 Hartley Ground & Duddon Hall 95. 6 SE 1919 1846 1911 Broughton in Furness 96. 5/8 1920 1848 1912 Winster 97. 5 1920 1848 1911 Bowness on Windermere 98. 5 SE 1919 1848 1911 Storrs Hall Hotel 99. 5 SW 1919 1848 1912 Grizedale 100. 3 NE 1919 1848 1912 Dunnerdale 101. 3 SE 1919 1848 1912 Ulpha 102. 2 NE 1919 1847 1912 Ambleside & Troutbeck 103. 2 SE 1919 1847 1912 Windermere & Troutbeck Bridge 104. 2 SW 1919 1847 1912 Out Gate & Hawkshead Hall 105. 2 NW 1919 1847 1912 Skelwith Bridge & CIappersgate 106. 1 / 2 1920 1847 1912 Colwith Bridge & Lt Langdale 107. 1 NE 1919 1847 1912 Little Langdale & Wrynose Pass 108. 1 SW 1919 1847 1912 Cockley Bridge & Birks 109. 1 NW 1919 1847 1912 Wrynose Bottom (No Habitation) Page 3 of 3 .
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