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Core Map Collection 2: Hibernia Regnum Core Map Collection 2: Hibernia Regnum About the Collection: The Hibernia Regnum Map Collection contains 289 facsimiles of the Down Survey of the Baronies of Ireland, 1655- 1659. All of the baronies of Ireland with the exceptions of Galway, Roscommon, and Mayo were mapped– although one Baroney in Mayo, The Barony of Tirrawly, (4.3.1 below), was surveyed. These maps were lost in transit from Dublin to London, as the vessel carrying them was captured by a French privateer in 1707. The maps eventually ended up in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris. It was only in 1907 that the French government permitted the Ordnance Survey Office in Southampton to create facsimiles of the collection. This work was completed in 1908. The collection comprises two sets: Ulster and Munster; and Leinster and Connaught. Queen’s Special Collections holds 141 maps of the Ulster and Munster Provinces. Of these, there are 105 individual maps and 36 duplicates. The collection also houses 148 maps of the Leinster and Connaught Provinces. Of these, there are 109 individual maps and 39 duplicates. The maps were recorded using a scale of perches to an inch.1 There are two exceptions: The Barony of Gowran in the Count of Kilkenny (3.11.5 below); and The Barony of Sheelelogher the County of Kilkenny (3.11.6 below)– for which no scale is given. The maps have been measured in centimetres (height x width) using the neatline. Please use these measurements only as a guideline; the neatline is frequently skewed, and the map content often protrudes beyond it. These trends occur throughout the entire collection. The titles of the Counties in this listing are based on the tables of contents for Ulster and Munster (1.0 below) and Leinster and Connaught (3.0 below). The below listing uses the original map titles (including any errors in the original titles). The dates are taken directly from the maps, where available. References: Ó Domhnaill, Séan, 'The Maps of the Down Survey', Irish Historical Studies, 3 (1943), pp. 381-392.2 1 A perch is a cartographical unit of measurement referring to the rod used by the surveyor. A standard perch has a length of 5 ½ yards. However, the perch used during the plantation of Ireland was 7 yards in length. 2 This article is available for consultation in Special Collections. Please see our catalogue for bibliographic details. 1 Hibernia Regnum Outline 1 Ulster Province p. 3 1.1 Dunnagall County p. 3 1.2 Londonderry County p. 3 1.3 Antrim County p. 3 1.4 Tyrone County p. 4 1.5 Downe County p. 4 1.6 Monaghon County p. 4 1.7 Ardmagh County p. 4 1.8 Fermanagh County p. 5 1.9 Cavan County p. 5 2 Munster Province p. 6 2.1 Clare County p. 6 2.2 Limrick County p. 6 2.3 Tipperary County p. 6 2.4 Waterford County p. 7 2.5 Corke County p. 7 2.6 Kerry County p. 8 3 Leinster Province p. 10 3.1 Louth County p. 10 3.2 Dublin County p. 10 3.3 Et. Meath County p. 10 3.4 Wt Meath County p. 11 3.5 Longford County p. 12 3.6 King’s County [Offaly] p. 12 3.7 Queenes County [Laois] p. 12 3.8 Kildare County p. 13 3.9 Wicklow County p. 13 3.10 Catherlogh County [Carlow] p. 14 3.11 Kilkenney County p. 14 3.12 Wexford County p. 14 4 Connaught Province p. 16 4.1 Letrim County p. 16 4.2 Slego County p. 16 4.3 Mayo County p. 16 2 1 Ulster Province, 46 individual maps and 18 Duplicates 1.0 [1655-1659] Hibernia Regnum, Ulster and Munster Provinces, Table of Contents, 1 p, 2 copies 1.1 Dunnagall County, 5 individual maps and 2 duplicates 1.1.1 [1655-1659] The Barony of Enish-Owen in Dunagall County. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.9 x 52.7 cm. 1.1.2 [1655-1659] The Barony of Killmacrenan in Dunnagaul County. Includes duplicate. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 62.7 x 59.6 cm. 1.1.3 [1655-1659] The Barony of Raphoe in the County of Dunnagal. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39.6 x 53.7 cm. 1.1.4 [1655-1659] The Barony of Boylagh, and Bannagh in the County of Dunnagal. Includes duplicate. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 59.5 x 64.6 cm. 1.1.5 [1655-1659] The Barony of Tyrehugh in Dunnagal County. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 x 52.6 cm. 1.2 Londonderry County, 5 individual maps, no duplicates 1.2.1 [1655-1659] The Libertis of the Towne of Coleraine in Londonderry County. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 x 53 cm. 1.2.2 [1655-1659] The Barony of Colerain in Londonderry County. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.6 x 52.4 cm. 1.2.3 [1655-1659] The Barony of Kenoght in Londonderry County. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.4 x 52.6 cm. 1.2.4 [1655-1659] The Barony of Tyrkerrin in the County of Londonderry. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.7 x 52.9 cm. 1.2.5 [1655-1659] The Barony of Loghinsholin in Londonderry County. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.9 x 53 cm. 1.3 Antrim County, 9 individual maps and 3 duplicates 1.3.1 [1655-1659] The Barony of Cary in the County of Antrim. Includes duplicate. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 52.4 x 66.6 cm. 1.3.2 [1655-1659] The Barony of Dunluce in the County of Antrim. Includes duplicate. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 58.9 x 75.2 cm. 1.3.3 [1655-1659] The Barony of Killconway in Antrim County. Includes duplicate. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 40.1 x 53.9 cm. 1.3.4 [1655-1659] The Barony of Glenarne in Antrim County. 2 sheets. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: Sheet 1, 38.2 x 51.8 cm; Sheet 2, 38.2 x 51.8 cm. 1.3.5 [1655-1659] The Baroney of Antrim in the County of Antrim. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 x 52.9 cm. 1.3.6 [1655-1659] The Barony of Toome in ye County of Antrim. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39.6 x 54.2 cm. 1.3.7 [1655-1659] The Barony of Bellfast in the County of Antrim. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 3 x 53.2 cm. 1.3.8 [1655-1659] The Barony of Massareene in the County of Antrim. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.9 x 52.7 cm. 1.3.9 [1655-1659] The County Palatine of Carrickfergus in Antrim County. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.6 x 52.5 cm. 1.4 Tyrone County, 3 individual maps and 2 duplicates 1.4.1 [1655-1659] The Barony of Strabane in Tyrone County. Includes duplicate. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.5 x 51.6 cm. 1.4.2 [1655-1659] The Barony of Omy in the County of Tyrone. Includes duplicate. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.6 x 68.3 cm. 1.4.3 [1655-1659] The Barony of Dungannon in ye County of Tyrone. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.9 x 53.4 cm. 1.5 Downe County, 5 individual maps and 1 duplicate 1.5.1 [1655-1659] The Barony of Ards in the County of Downe. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 x 52.9 cm. 1.5.2 [1655-1659] The Barony of Lecale in ye County of Downe. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 x 52.9 cm. 1.5.3 [1655-1659] The Barony of Kinealerty in the County of Downe. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.2 x 52.3 cm. 1.5.4 [1655-1659] The Lower Barrony of Evagh in the County of Downe. Includes duplicate. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 76.7 x 52.6 cm. 1.5.5 [1655-1659] The Barony of Upper Eveagh in the County of Downe. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 40.1 x 53.8 cm. 1.6 Monaghon County, 4 individual maps and 2 duplicates 1.6.1 [1655-1659] The Barony of Trough in the County of Monoghon. Lau & Rob Jackson. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 36.4 x 49.7 cm. 1.6.2 1657 The Barony of Monnoghon in Monoghon County. Includes duplicate. Laurence & Robt Jackson. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 42.9 x 70.5 cm. 1.6.3 1657 The Barony of Dartry in the County of Monoghon. Laurc & Robt Jackson. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 37.4 x 51.2 cm. 1.6.4 [1655-1659] The Barony of Cremorne in Monohon County. Includes duplicate. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 48.5 x 72.9 cm. 1.7 Ardmagh County, 5 individual maps and 2 duplicates 1.7.1 [1655-1659] The Barony of Onealand in Ardmagh County. Scale: 320 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 39 x 53 cm. 1.7.2 [1655-1659] The Barony of Ardmagh in Ardmagh County. Includes duplicate. Scale: 160 perches to 1 inch. Dimensions: 38.2 x 75 cm.
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