Old Map of Kent in 1611 by John Speed - Canterbury, Dover, Rochester Saltwater Fish Chart and first published in Speed's

and first published in Speed's "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine

while nature enthusiasts might delight in glimpsing the wetlands that serve as a haven for diverse wildlife

Whether you are a Minnesota native

At its centre sit the City of Westminster and the City of London

and from Laurieston in the west to Calton in the east

Old Map of Kent in 1611 by John Speed - Canterbury, Dover, Rochester Saltwater Fish Chart and first published in Speed'sIn 1611 the celebrated English cartographer John Speed produced one of the most detailed county maps ever made of Kent, and this reproduction brings his original engraving back to a modern wall. Speed's map places the cathedral city of Canterbury prominently in the bottom corner, complete with its own detailed inset engraving and a legend cataloguing more than fifty points of interest across the county. Further along the coast, the ancient port of