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Time consuming, I had to basically make logos for each location. This is more of a function of the MAP.
The theatre of the empire of Great-Britain : presenting an exact geography of the Kingdom of England, Scotland, Ireland, and the isles adjoyning, with a chronology of the civil wars in England, Wales and Ireland.
Printed London 1676
Printer (for) Thomas Bassett
NLA RBf 910.9 SPE
This extract shows Dampney Barrow drawn in outline. The map maker seems to have been accurate with the landscape features recorded on the map, and so it is important that he/she has drawn the barrow outline with a slight concave profile on the North side. If this is reliable, then it reflects the depression which is still visible today. It can be concluded that the depression was created prior to 1846
ok, this shows the burn area of the fires, now that they're kinda mostly out (oct. 25). moving east rather than west, anyway. the note shows where i live.
Isochronic map, giving contours of equal travel time via driving from the city center. Compiled using OpenStreetMaps data, US Census shapefiles, an OSRM server, and QGIS to generate the final map.
Red lines denote an hour of driving, Gray lines denote 15 minutes. Cities displayed are primarily cities that lie at major interstate intersections or had the potential for interesting routing due to their location.