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Old Map of Cornwall by Cary, 1806: Divided into Hundreds, Truro, Falmouth, Penzance Finish:Framed canvas map it is a journey backA New Map of Cornwall, Divided into Hundreds, crafted by the esteemed cartographer John Cary in 1806, stands as a testament to the art and precision of early 19th century cartography. This exquisite map is part of Cary's influential "New English Atlas," a collection that revolutionized county mapping in Great Britain. Known for his meticulous attention to detail, Cary's work captures the intricate geography of Cornwall, showcasing its boundaries,