Old Map of Northern Ireland, Ulster in 1923 - Irish Free State, Anglo-Irish Treaty Population Chart poster I recommend you look at

I recommend you look at the specific listing for this map so that you can grasp the level of detail in this map

Around the edges of the map are detailed engravings of prominent buildings and vistas of York- click some of the detailed images to zoom in and marvel at their beauty

The map starts in Southwark and heads southeast through Blackheath and Dartford and then into Kent

You may also recognise some other parts of the city

Bakerloo is brown

Old Map of Northern Ireland, Ulster in 1923 - Irish Free State, Anglo-Irish Treaty Population Chart poster I recommend you look atAn extremely intriguingly and historically significant map of Northern Ireland, captured by the Ordnance Survey in 1923. The map shows the population density of the North of Ireland, and their preference for either an Irish Free State or the Belfast Parliament. The Irish Free State had just been created in southern Ireland a year earlier in 1922, and would eventually be replaced by the Constitution of Ireland in 1937 which created the modern republic