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James Wyld's map of the region 25
miles around London in the mid-nineteenth century shows the many sites
that impacted the life of Dr. John Snow, the prominent epidemiologist and
anesthesiologist. The other three large maps at this
site, London in 1818 - Pre-John Snow,
London in
1846 - During John Snow
and John Snow's London in 1859,
provide a more detailed view of London, but do not reach the outlying
regions surrounding the city. With an estimated print date of
1872 (but nearly identical to the 1865 edition), James Wyld's map has 72 panels, arranged in 6 rows of 12 panels, each measuring
approximately 4 1/8 by 7 inches. The complete map measures 43
by 52 5/8th inches. It can be viewed in two forms: high resolution
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