![Sheet 10 [Isle of Wight, Lyrnington, part of Portsmouth Harbour.] Geological Survey of England and Wales Old Series. 1:63,360. 1856.](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgSmzc5PZXzq8HODpp2K2tdEOix3NOdtitpnUcyZees2M0yF0fESKAtEwBPhpYKf1veDtBFLj_QybAtzxtx8Nw3k51V2ebzOqKCiFmumxjXVh5fkFVxmQLe_ZJ8Mg6nXVAAUjwaX3UGUPM/s1600/Wight185.JPG "Sheet 10 [Isle of Wight, Lyrnington, part of Portsmouth Harbour.] Geological Survey of England and Wales Old Series. 1:63,360. 1856.") |
| Sheet 10 [Isle of Wight, Lyrnington, part of Portsmouth Harbour.] Geological Survey of England and Wales Old Series. 1:63,360. 1856. |
Two sheets separated by 157 years. Both available as high resolution scans on the new BGS Maps Portal  |
| Isle of Wight special sheet. Geological Survey of England and Wales 1:50,000 map. 2013 |
The British Geological Survey (BGS) has released high resolution scans of over 6000 geological maps which were previously published on paper. The “BGS Maps Portal” provides free to view small and medium scale maps produced by the BGS since geological mapping began in 1832. The Maps Portal includes the recent 1:50,000 mapping of England, Wales and Scotland, geochemical and geophysical maps and also the historical maps that were in the former BGS historical maps website.
Posted by Bob McIntosh
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