Clifton Down 1902 Gloucestershire Sheet 71.15 by Alan Godfrey

Here are the details of maps for Clifton Down:\n\nGloucestershire Sheet 71.15 Clifton Down 1902 - published 1998; intro by Alan Godfrey. ISBN.978-0-85054-980-5 This detailed map covers the NW part of Clifton, including the Clifton Suspension Bridge. Coverage stretches from Norland House and Canynge Road westward to Holy Trinity church at Abbots Leigh. Features include Observatory, railway with Hotwells station, River Avon, part of Portishead line, Clifton Grand Spa, Leighwoods, Nightingale Valley, Stokeleigh Camp, quarries, St Vincent's Rocks, Lower Farm, Leigh Woods. On the reverse we include street directory entries for Caledonian Place, Canynge Road, Clifton Down, Royal York Crescent, Sion Hill, Victoria Street, West Mall.\nThe map links up with sheets 71.11 Sneyd Park to the north, 71.16 Bristol NW to the east and 75.03 Ashton Court to the south.