Buckinghamshire details

A public domain map of the County of Buckinghamshire in England, from 1783.

Places marked on the map include the following: The Hundreds: A. Newport; B. Buckingham; C. Cottslow; D. Ashenden; E. Alesbury; F. Burnham; G. Disborough; H. Stocke.

Addington, Amersham, Aunslop, Beaconfeld, Bedlow, Bostall, Brackley, Brandon, Broughton, Buckingham, Chalsiart St. Peater’s, Chesham, Chilton, Claydon, Cluston, Cold Aston, Colnbrook, Cuddenton, Dorney, Dorton, Eaton, Fanny Stratford, Fingest, Fisgrave, Fulbrok, G. Handen, G Harwood, G. Marlow, Hardwick, Hedgeley, Hedsor, Henley, Hesbury, High Wickham, Hoggstown, Hucket, Ivingoe, Laughton, Lechlad, Leighton, Lethershall, Lilliston, Maidenhead, Marshe Gibbon, Nash, Newport, Oulney, Poundon, Preston, Ravenston, Reading, Risborough, Stanes [Staines], Stony Stratford, Tame, Tapley, The Lee, The Wache, Tring, Uxbridge, Waddosdon, Waltron, Wendover, Westbury, West Wickham, Windsor, Winge, Winslow, Woburn and Woodsham.