Source/Archive record (Map) SKE51520 - Plan of the Western Heights dating to 1787 showing the defences built on high ground

Title Plan of the Western Heights dating to 1787 showing the defences built on high ground
Author/Originator
Date/Year 1787

Abstract/Summary

Survey plan by Lieutenant Lewis Hay (CRE Dover) showing the defences built on the Western Heights, dated 1787 (extract of NA: MPHH 1/248/6)

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Description

Location: The national Archives MPHH1/248 Survey showing situation of works carrying on during the war; with acreages. By Lieutenant Lewis Hay, 29 August 1787; also signed by the Colonel Commanding RE. Scales: (3) 1 inch to 5 feet [1:60]; (4) 1 inch to 10 feet [1:120]; (5) 1 inch to 175 yards [1:6300]; (6) 1 inch to 200 feet [1:2400]. Dimensions: (3) 54.6 cm x 38.1 cm; (4) 81.3 cm x 46.2 cm; (5) 54.1 cm x 84.3 cm; (6) 66.8 cm x 97 cm.

Location

The National Archives The national archives

Referenced Monuments (4)

  • Former location of early roads running through the Western Heights (Monument)
  • Former site of the original (late 18th century) entrance to the Citadel, Western Heights, Dover (Monument)
  • Possible earliest layout of the Drop Redoubt Fort on the Western Heights, Dover (Monument)
  • Possible original (late 18th century) layout of the Citadels Defences, Western Heights, Dover (Monument)

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Record last edited

Jun 11 2020 11:10AM