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Map of Lambeth North and Kennington, 1807

Map of Lambeth North and Kennington, 1807
Map published by Richard Horwood, extract from the Middle SW Sheet, 2nd Edition

Most of the developed area and industries are seen along the river bank of the Thames, which provided the main mode of transport.

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A map showing Lambeth North and North Kennington.

Lambeth Palace, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and St Mary's Church are seen on the top left corner.

Further inland, few residential roads run through the farmland and wooded areas, and housing is mainly concentrated along Walcot Place, now Kennington Road.

Map of Lambeth North and Kennington, 1807


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Historical maps of Lambeth
 
Map of the
"Brixton Hundreds",
1648
 
Map of the Fortification of London and Suburbs, c.1700
Fortification of London
and Suburbs, c.1700
 
The Road from London towards East Grinstead, 1790
The Road from
London towards
East Grinstead, 1790
 
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