England - Central Manufacturing Region
John Paul Goode · 1862 - 1932
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Why is this public domain? John Paul Goode died in 1932; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A printed relief map of England's central manufacturing region, showing terrain shaded in green and yellow with industrial towns such as Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield and Birmingham marked in red. Rivers, canals, roads and county boundaries are drawn across the sheet, with a scale bar and coordinate grid along the margins.
