Cusop History Group

CUSOP MAPS - available for loan through Cusop History Group 

Scale 1:2500 County Series

1. Herefordshire Sheet XXX1.9 Brecknockshire XV111.9 2nd Edition 1904 Surveyed 1886 Revised 1903. Relevant topographic coverage – Dingle around Bryn Melyn and Lower House eastwards to Penhenllan

2. Herefordshire Sheet XXX 12 Brecknockshire XV11 12 Radnorshire XXXV1 12 Edition of 1929 Surveyed 1887 Revised 1927. Relevant topographic coverage – Hay and the Dingle to Ty Glyn

3. Herefordshire XXX1.3 Brecknockshire XV111 13 2nd Edition 1904. Surveyed 1886 Revised 1903. Relevant topographic coverage – Dyffryn, New Forest Farm, Cusop Hill

Scale 1:10,560 (6” to 1 mile)

1. Photo copy Brecknockshire XV111 SW Herefordshire XXX1 SW 2nd Edition 1905 Surveyed 1886 Revised 1903. Relevant topographic coverage – Eastwards from Cusop church

2. As above Surveyed 1886 but 1903 printing.

Scale 1:63,360 (1” to 1 Mile)

1. David & Charles reprint of 1st Edition 1828/29.  Relevant topographic coverage – Includes Cusop, the old road pattern is interesting.

2. Facsimile of 1831. Relevant topographic coverage – Hay - Craswall

3. Hay Sheet 197 Surveyed 1884-87 Revised 1897 Railways added October 1903. Relevant topographic coverage – Kington south to part way up Dingle

4. Popular Edition Sheet 91 Abergavenny. Surveyed 1872-87 Revised 1890-94, 1904-08, 1913. Relevant topographic coverage – mid Dingle southwards, covers parish with Kington sheet.

5. Popular Edition Sheet 80 Kington. Surveyed 1883 Revised 1897, 1907/08, 1915/16. Relevant topographic coverage – Hay and northern half of parish, covers parish with sheet 91 above.

6. Sheets 80 and 91 2nd War Revision 1940. No revision dates, the 2 maps cover the parish.

Land Utilisation Map

1. Sheets 80 and 91 surveyed 1933-34 Relevant topographic coverage – 2 sheets cover the parish.

2. Facsimile of John Speed’s map of Herefordshire 1610. Unknown scale but about 1:200,000. Relevant topographic coverage – Too small a scale to be of real interest other than name Kewsop.