Edmund maps 942.359/E30 EXE]]> Edmund maps 942.359/E30 EXE]]> 1587 map by John Hooker, the earliest known printed map of Exeter.]]> Edmund pamphlet 942.359/E30 SIL]]> Edmund maps 942.359/E30 GEO]]> Edmund maps 942.359/E30 BAC]]> Townsend Maps T19f]]> Cartography Coll./A.3.a.iv]]> Cartography Coll./A.3.a.iv]]> Cartography Coll./A.3.a.vi]]> Townsend Maps T18f]]> Townsend Maps T17]]> 1587 map by John Hooker, originally engraved by Remigius Hogenberg.]]> Constable Maps 27]]> 95mm x 145mm]]> Townsend Maps T13]]> Edmund maps 942.359/E30 CIT]]> Isca Danmoniorum is the earliest known printed map of Exeter. It was commissioned by John Hooker, the first Chamblerlain of Exeter, from the Flemish engraver Remigius Hogenberg, and formed the basis of all printed maps of Exeter for more than a century. Copies of the map survive in three versions or states. This is a facsimile reprint of State C, acquired for Exeter City Council by James G. Commins, and which today hangs in the Exeter Guildhall.

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