'Britannia Depicta' is an early road atlas of England & Wales, published by John Owen in 1720 using engravings by Emanuel Bowen. I beleave this to be from the fourth edition published in 1736.
Published by John Owen, drawn & engraved by Emanuel Bowen,
Britannia Depicta, 1736
Text on Map
Llanbadern Vawr ie. Great St Patern an ar = morican, who is - said to have govern = ed the Church here by feeding, & fed it by governing. In memo = ry of him a Church was consecrated, & a Bishop's See settled here, the later has been long since removed, but the - Cathedral now the Parish Church is - still standing. -
Llanbadarn Fawr in 1736, was spelt like this: Llanbadern Vawr, look at the detail of map above!
View whole 1736 Map of Cardigan to Talybont
View detail of 1736 Roads from Cardigan to Talybont, from Britannia Depicta View whole Map >>
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