Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memoirs of the Geological Survey: England and Wales; The Geology of the Country North-East of York and South of Malton; (Explanation of Quarter-Sheet 93 N. E.); (New Series, Sheet 63;)
The area contained in the map is 216 square miles. The only town of any size is the city of York, but there are a large number of villages, about 70 in all, some of which are of considerable importance.
The Ouse, with its tributaries the Derwent and the Foss, are the only rivers of importance that traverse the map. All of these were formerly navigable for barges, but now only the Ouse and Derwent are in use.
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