Detail View: Charting The Nation: Part of Scotland it is called of the inhabitance Stra:naverne with his borderers [1 of 2]

Work Record ID: 
0042169
Shelfmark: 
Marischal 15
Holding Institution: 
National Library of Scotland
Title: 
Part of Scotland it is called of the inhabitance Stra:naverne with his borderers
Imprint: 
[London: G. Humble, 1627]
Creator: 
Keere, Pieter van den (b.1571, d.Circa 1646)
Creator Role: 
Mapmaker
Creator: 
Speed, John (b.1552?, d.1629)
Creator Role: 
Author
Creator: 
Humble, George (active 1599-1640)
Creator Role: 
Publisher
Date: 
1627
Description: 
A map of the North and West of Scotland, referred to here as 'Stranauerne' (Strathnaver). Originally produced in 1599 by Pieter van den Keere, it was re-issued in Speed's atlas of 1627 with an English title. Placed with west at the top, prominent areas include Lochaber ('Loquabria'), Breadalbane, Sutherland, Ross, Assynt, and the large province of Strathnaver. Notable features include: the relative locations of Cape Wrath and Durness; the presence of Petty but not Inverness; the small size of Rhum; and the positioning of Glenelg, a ferry port for the Isle of Skye. Keere was based in Amsterdam but lived in England (1584-93) to escape religious persecution. He produced numerous maps, including one of the world in 1608.
Work Type: 
Printed map/plan
Measurement: 
11.9 x 8.3cm (4 11/16 x 3 1/4")
Material: 
Paper
Technique: 
Uncoloured
Subject Place: 
Scotland
Subject Place: 
Strathnaver
Subject Place: 
Sutherland
Subject Place: 
Western Isles
Reference: 
Moir, D.G., Early maps of Scotland, v.1, 1973, p.168.
Rights Statement: 
© 2002 The National Library of Scotland
Repro File Type: 
Cropped Tiff
Repro File Size (bytes): 
37061048
Repro Notes: 
'56'
Repro Title: 
Part of Scotland it is called of the inhabitance Stra:naverne with his borderers [1 of 2]
Repro Display Measurement (pixels): 
5888 x 5984
Repro ID Number: 
0042169c.tif
Repro Old ID Number: 
00000235
Repro Capture Date: 
05/05/2000