LIST OF MAPS AND PLANS
All the maps were drawn by K. J. Wass, of the Department of Geography, University College,
London, from drafts prepared by D.A. Crowley, Jane Freeman, and Janet H. Stevenson. The plan of
Littlecote House was drawn by A. P. Baggs. The parish, tithing, and township boundaries on the
hundred and parish maps are, with the exception of the tithing boundaries on the map of Ramsbury
hundred, taken from inclosure and tithe maps of the later 18th century and earlier 19th, and from
Ordnance Survey maps of the later 19th.
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| Ramsbury Hundred c. 1840 | 2 |
| Bishopstone c. 1758, based on maps among the records of the Church Commissioners in the
Wiltshire Record Office | 4 |
| Ramsbury c. 1828, based on the first edition of the Ordnance Survey | 14 |
| Ramsbury: plan of Littlecote House | 29 |
| Baydon c. 1828, based on the first edition of the Ordnance Survey | 54 |
| Selkley Hundred c. 1841 | 64 |
| Aldbourne c. 1838, based on the tithe award map | 68 |
| Avebury and East Kennett c. 1840, based on the tithe award maps of Avebury (1845) and East
Kennett (1838) | 88 |
| Broad Hinton c. 1845, based on the tithe award map of 1846 for the tithings of Broad Hinton
and Bincknoll and for part of that of Broad Town, and for Uffcott on the inclosure map of
1797 in the Wiltshire Record Office | 106 |
| Mildenhall c. 1842, based on the tithe award map | 126 |
| The Ogbournes c. 1840, based on the tithe award maps of Ogbourne St. Andrew (1842) and
Ogbourne St. George (1844) | 140 |
| Preshute 1843, based on the tithe award maps for the tithings of Elcot and Manton (1843),
Clatford (c. 1840), and Langdon Wick and Temple Rockley (c. 1846) | 162 |
| The Winterbournes in the early 19th century, based on the tithe award map of 1844 for
Winterbourne Bassett and on the inclosure award map of 1815 in the Public Record Office for
Winterbourne Monkton | 186 |
| Marlborough Boundary Extensions, based on the 1843 tithe award maps of the parishes of St.
Mary and St. Peter and on Ordnance Survey maps of the later 19th and earlier 20th centuries | 200 |
| Marlborough Street Plan 1981, based on the 1925 Ordnance Survey six-inch map, using
Ordnance Survey material in the revision, Crown copyright reserved | 202 |