This 1824 map of Monmouthshire by Benjamin Capper was part of a series of English county maps in "A Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom," published by G. & W. B. Whittaker. The map is labeled Plate XVIII in the top right corner and includes detailed geographical features such as towns, roads, rivers, and parishes.

One notable feature is the legend on the left side, which lists different types of places and their quantities (such as Inhabitants...71,833), including boroughs, market towns, and parishes. Additionally, the map includes a scale in British miles at the bottom left corner, helping to measure distances accurately.

🖋️ Cartographer: Benjamin Capper
🗓️ Date of Publication: 1824
📍 Region: Monmouthshire, Wales
📚 Source: A Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom
🔍 Technique: Copperplate engraving
🖼️ Image Area: 4 x 7 inches
📄 Sheet Size: 5 x 8.5 inches
📌 Condition: Very Good. No tears, minimal foxing.

🌍 Notes:
Benjamin Pitts Capper (1772–1844) was a British publisher and cartographer known for his detailed county maps and gazetteers.

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🎁 Great For:

Collectors of antique British maps

Genealogy or local history research

Framing & display in home or office

Gifts for lovers of Welsh history