Map Notes -- PINE5

	Map Notes


	PINE'S ARMADA, 1839, Plate 5/6
map maker publisher	Printed at the bottom:- H Gavelot delin. Publish'd by John Pine, June 24. 1739. according to Act of Parliament J. Pine Sculp.
decoration	Top centre of border, portrait of:- SR. FRANCIS DRAKE Bottom middle of border; an officer distributing booty? left - prisoners being taken off towards a castle; right - 3 ships at anchor And medallions with mottoes around; top left, 3 ships:- SED NOMINI TUO AD GLORIAM top right, coat of arms, lion rising from the sea:- NON NOBIS DOMINE NON NOBIS 1588 bottom left, lady in a chariot with ?palm and a book:- TANDEM BONA CAUSA TRIUMPHAT 1588 the book reads:- ONSE UWEN VADE NAEH INDE- WERD HEME GEHEY
	MAP FEATURES, Plate 5
	Plate 5 includes the coast from Dartmouth, Devon to West Lulworth, Dorset. (Brief notes only.) Plate number 'V' is printed top right.
sea area sea plain	The sea area is plain.
coast line coast form lines headlands	The coast line is drawn with form lines and has hachuring to indicate cliffs or a steep shore. Some headlands, etc, are labelled, eg:- Barry Point Portland Bill Mewstone
coastal defence castles	Castles along the coast are drawn at:- Powderham Castle Portland Castle Sanderfoot Castle
county	No county boundary is shown, but the county names are drawn, eg:- PART OF DEVON SHIRE PART OF DORSET SHIRE
settlements town walls	Settlements along the coast and up rivers are shown by drawing groups of buildings, some with towers. The groups vary a little in size. The name labels grade the settlements;
city	labelled in block caps italic, eg:- EXETER drawn with a town wall, with bastions.

town	labelled in lowercase upright, eg:- Weymouth

village	labelled in lowercase italic, eg:- Lyme
	The grading is probably informal; don't take it too seriously.
	MAP FEATURES, Plate 6
	Plate 6 includes the coast from Portland Bill, Dorset to St Helens, Isle of Wight. Plate number 'VI' is printed top right.
orientation compass rose	There are two compass roses; each shows cardinal, half cardinal, and false points by star points, North is marked by a fleur de lys.
wind heads	A winged cherub's head puffs to indicate wind direction at the time of the action.
sea area sea plain sandbanks	The sea area is plain. Some rocks and sandbanks are marked, some labelled, eg:- Needles Shingles Horse
coast line coast form lines headlands	The coast line is drawn with form lines and has hachuring to indicate cliffs or a steep shore. Some headlands, etc, are labelled, eg:- Bill of Portland Dunnose
coastal defence castles fortifications	Castles along the mainland coast are drawn by a building with a flag, at:- Portland Castle Corfe Castle Hurst Castle Calshot Castle St Andrew's Castle Portcaesar and on the Isle of Wight at:- Yarmouth Cows Sandham Fort [IoW] Portsmouth, and the edge of Southampton, are shown by a star symbol which (I think) represent polygonal fortifications.
rivers bridges	River estuaries are drawn with form lines, and then the river is drawn by a wiggly line going tapering inland. The rivers are not named. A few bridges are shown.
relief hillocks	Relief is not treated seriously; many little hillocks are drawn on the land, but they are just scattered about as decoration. Corfe Castle is shown on its hill; the range of hills across the Isle of Wight is more carefully defined.
beacons	Warning beacons are not shown; which is a pity as the beacon system was an important part of the country's defences in 1588.
trees	Tree are drawn on the land. But, as with hillocks, it looks as if they are just decorative.
county	The county boundary is a fine dotted line; the county areas are labelled, eg;- PART OF HAMP SHIRE
settlements	The coast of Hampshire shows:- Christchurch Limmington SOUTHAMPTON Gosport Portsmouth The star shape indicates fortifications.

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PINE'S ARMADA, 1839, Plate 5/6

MAP FEATURES, Plate 5

MAP FEATURES, Plate 6