Antique map of Plymouth, 1702

Antique map of Plymouth, 1702Plymouth Sound is a large natural harbour on the south coast of England, near the city of Plymouth. In 1702, Plymouth was a major port and naval base, and the Sound was a busy waterway. The Sound is home to a number of islands, including Drake's Island, where Sir Francis Drake is said to have played bowls before setting off to defeat the Spanish Armada in 1588. In 1702, the Plymouth Sound area was also home to a number of forts and batteries, which

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