The Library of Congress sells the Ordnance Survey maps for about US$11.50 as does the Irish Genealogical Society International, PO Box 16585, St. Paul MN 55116. You must specify which OS you want. These are are Second Edition, 1900, 6 inches to the mile. The Valuation Office sells the 6 inch: mile map, which is the map made at the time of Griffith's Valuation, for IRpunt 20 Irish townland maps for MAYO FHLC 6342449 at US15 cents per sheet. Microreproduction of original maps compiled by the trainees of Derry Youth and Community Workshop and employees of the Inner City Trust. Funded by the Department of Economic Development. [Supervisor:] Brian Mitchell. Project Director: Patrick L. Doherty. You need the OS map to get the full view as the maps drawn by this group are not all to the same scale and only have the townlands in a parish. I can see the relative locations for three generations on two maps pasted together. We really need the Jeep in Ireland, not in San Diego! Without the sun to give us the clue as to directionality, we get lost a lot but then, we get to talk with the locals and hear the interesting speech patterns giving directions. Ellen [email protected] wrote: >Ann at [email protected] writes: > ><< Camderrynabinnia townland at the time of Griffiths valuation, would be >greatly appreciated. Also, what OS maps would cover this area >> > >Ann, > >Regarding the current OS Discovery series maps, Camderrynabinnia townland is >shown on map # 31, and is located at 290 883, about 3 miles NE of Balla town. > >If you are interested in the six-inch to the mile scale maps from the >mid-1800's (which, I understand, show various farm boundaries and other small >detail), your townland appears on Mayo County Series Six-Inch map LXXX (or, >number 80 - the OSI use roman numerals on their 6" maps to separate their >numbers from various other map series numbers). The complete 6" map LXXX >will cost you a bit more than $50 from the Ordnance Survey !!!! But this map >covers four by six miles, and includes many more townlands than you would >probably require. Camderrynabinnia itself is covered by the following >subdivision (25" to the mile) maps, numbers LXXX 5, LXXX 9 and LXXX 10. A >small piece of the larger map, covering this area, should be considerably >cheaper than the fifty dollars for the entire map copy. You can inquire of >Sean Tobin at the Ordnance Survey, >> [email protected] <<. > >Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts > > >============================== >Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >