Talk by Chris Fleet, at the British Science Festival, 5 September 2012 in the session "Mapping Scotland"

1. Four centuries of mapping Aberdeen: from Gordon to Google
Chris Fleet, Senior Map Curator, National Library of Scotland

2. “Gough map”, ca. 1360

3. Forlani, ca. 1561

5. Gordon, 1661

6. Gordon, 1661

7. Gordon, 1661

8. Slezer, 1693

9. Roy, 1747-52

10. Board of
Ordnance,
1746

11. Paterson, 1746

13. Milne, 1789

14. Harding, 1804

15. Smith, 1810

16. Smith, 1810

17. Telford, 1828

18. Wood, 1828

19. Wood, 1828

20. Ordnance Survey, 1867

21. Ordnance Survey, 1867

22. Ordnance Survey, 1866-7

23. Ordnance Survey, 1866-7

24. Ordnance Survey, 1866-7

25. Beattie & Son, 1878

26. Gibb, 1888

27. Ordnance Survey, 1899

28. Bartholomew, 1912

29. Aberdeen & District Joint Town Planning Scheme, 1933

31. Bartholomew, 1934

32. Ordnance Survey, 1944

33. Ordnance Survey, 1944

34. Google, 2012