Staffordshire Sheet 68.03 Tame Bridge 1901 - published 2009; introduction by Malcolm Nixon
This detailed map covers a largely rural area east of Wednesbury and north of West Bromwich. Tame Bridge is in the top left corner, Grove Vale in the bottom right corner.
Features include the Tame Valley Canal, Rushall Canal, LNWR Grand Junction Line, Ray Hall, Charlemont Hall.
Tame Bridge 1901 - Old Ordnance Survey Maps - The Godfrey Edition
- Brand: Alan Godfrey Maps
- Product Code: St68.03
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