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The chart extends from Newton in the west to Port Talbot in the east. The latter already hosts two railway lines and a copper works. The town of Neath is found upper right and Swansea is already a bustling community. The area was surveyed by Lieutenant H.M. Denham of the Royal Navy in 1830, this chart being the result.
WALKER, John & Charles
Bristol Channel. Swansea and Neath Surveyed by Lieut. H.M. Denham R.N. 1830
Hydrographic Office, London, 1839
325 x 455 mm., with two lighthouses coloured red and yellow, very small tear in left margin not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.
Stock number: 9028
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