Whitlock, George Frederick Ashwood

Ireland's parliamentary constituencies of 1917 are mapped in these sheets by George Frederick Ashwood Whitlock, whose credit...

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Ireland's parliamentary constituencies of 1917 are mapped in these sheets by George Frederick Ashwood Whitlock, whose credit as Assistant Director of the Ordnance Survey appears on them. The lithographic maps use outline colour to set the boundaries against the underlying map, covering counties and boroughs including Galway, Kilkenny, Dublin, Down, Tyrone and Waterford, with the divisions of Belfast. A plan of Glasgow adds a Scottish borough from the same boundary work, carried out during a major period of electoral change.

Ireland's parliamentary constituencies of 1917 are mapped in these sheets by George Frederick Ashwood Whitlock, whose credit as Assistant Director of the Ordnance Survey appears on them. The lithographic maps use outline colour to set the boundaries against the underlying map, covering counties and boroughs including Galway, Kilkenny, Dublin, Down, Tyrone and Waterford, with the divisions of Belfast. A plan of Glasgow adds a Scottish borough from the same boundary work, carried out during a major period of electoral change.