Detail View: Charting The Nation: [Plan of part of the parish of Lesmahagow between the river Nethan and the river Clyde] [1 of 1]

Work Record ID: 
0042506
Shelfmark: 
RHP195
Holding Institution: 
National Archives of Scotland
Title: 
[Plan of part of the parish of Lesmahagow between the river Nethan and the river Clyde]
Creator: 
Anonymous
Date: 
1700-1785
Description: 
This plan shows part of the parish of Lesmahagow between the rivers Nethan and Clyde. It has no date but can be placed before 1785 as Lanark is shown but New Lanark, which was established at that date, is not drawn. Little enclosure is shown although one property, Neuck, has two small enclosed fields in front of it. Two muirs (bogs) are marked as 'muir not claimed'. A number of prehistoric cairns are marked. Lime kilns are noted in several places. Lime was increasingly used in the 18th century for improving soil fertility. At Coalburn coal pits are marked beside two buildings named Coalburn house.
Work Type: 
Manuscript map/plan
Measurement: 
76.7 x 54cm (2' 6 3/16" x 1' 9 1/4")
Material: 
Paper
Technique: 
Uncoloured
Subject Place: 
Coalburn
Subject Place: 
Lanark
Subject Place: 
Lanarkshire
Subject Place: 
Lesmahagow
Subject Place: 
Scotland
Rights Statement: 
Courtesy of the Keeper of the Records of Scotland
Repro File Type: 
Cropped Tiff
Repro File Size (bytes): 
95924534
Repro Title: 
[Plan of part of the parish of Lesmahagow between the river Nethan and the river Clyde] [1 of 1]
Repro Display Measurement (pixels): 
7072 x 7072
Repro ID Number: 
0042506c.tif
Repro Old ID Number: 
00001798
Repro Capture Date: 
15/12/2000 10:41:00