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Glenavy Village, 1778
A map taken from Taylor and Skinner Maps of the Roads of Ireland. Surveyed 1777. The map clearly shows the village of "Glanevy".
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Return to TopNorth of the Glenavy area, 1778
A map extract taken from Taylor and Skinner Maps of the Roads of Ireland. Surveyed 1777. The map covers the area to the north of the Glenavy area.
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Glenavy Village, 1778
A map taken from Taylor and Skinner Maps of the Roads of Ireland. Surveyed 1777. The map clearly shows the village of "Glanevy".
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Eastern Shore of Lough Neagh, 16th Century
Part of a Map of Ulster showing the general area of the eastern shore of Lough Neagh. This is a "Zincographed" fascimile map of the Province made in 1860. The original map may date from the 16th century.
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