Edinburgh New Town   -   Robert Kirkwood Map

First New Town

East Section

1819

First New Town  (East Section)

including St Andrew's Square

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The First New Town of Edinburgh includes the regular pattern of streets bounded by:

-  Princes Street (to the south)

-  Queen Street (to the north)

-  Charlotte Square (to the west)

-  St Andrew Square (to the east)

This section of the map runs approximately from Hanover Street to beyond St Andrew Square.

The railway has not yet arrived in Princes Street Gardens and the Scott Monument has not yet been built.  There is a diagonal path running through East Princes Street Gardens, marked 'New Road to Markets'.

Kirkwood Map  -  1819

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