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ca. 1832-33 - William Home LIZARS - Plan of Edinburgh Drawn & Engraved for the General Post Office Directory. Inlcuding: Plan of Leith. Thomas McCRAE - Plan no. 3A Edinburgh 1780-1932. [The environs of South Bridge] from plans ... of ... 1780 and ... 1785 upon which are superimposed streets and buildings as in 1932 Protect the historic character of an area. Not only buildings, but also features such as trees, parks, paving and street furniture.

Leith - Leith is Edinburgh's historic port where the Water of Leith meets the Firth of Forth. Although Leith is generally known as the port of Edinburgh, it developed independently of the city up the hill. While the stand-alone attractions are few, Leith is an intriguing place to explore, worth visiting not just for the contrasts to central Edinburgh, but also for its nautical air and the excellent eating and drinking scene, which majors on seafood but also includes haute cuisine and well-worn, friendly pubs. BARTHOLOMEW - Post office plan of Edinburgh, Leith, and Portobello [showing] New Parliamentary Divisions - 1918 Scottish Parliament - Overflowing with imagery, quirky design and controversy, and now one of the city's star attractions. Portion of the city of Edinburgh showing the relative positions of W. & A.K. Johnston's New Works, Easter Road and their office, 16 South St. Andrew Street..

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Height restrictions: 2.15m. The car park is accessed after driving under an arch; most vans will be able to pass underneath the arch, but larger vans and other vehicles should opt for alternative parking facilities. Also on this Edinburgh map are Cramond, Currie, Loanhead, Bonnyrigg, Dalkeith, Millerhill and Musselburgh.

STUDENTS – Studying part-time or full-time? On-campus, remotely or hybrid? Whatever your needs, Lothian is here to make living, working and playing as a student easier than ever before. William MOFFAT - To the noblemen and gentlemen of the Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland this geometrical & geological landscape ... Edinburgh Corporation Transport Department. [A map showing tramway, bus and motor coach routes in and around Edinburgh]. Edinburgh can be accessed via the A1, the M8, M9, the A68 and the A702, it is 55 miles from Dundee, 51 miles from Glasgow and 404 miles from London. BARTHOLOMEW / PHILIP - Map of Edinburgh showing distribution of cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis received at the Victoria Dispensary for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest...Airport Buses – We run three services connecting the City Centre, North Edinburgh and West Edinburgh with the airport.