A collection of maps and drawings of County Carlow

Ptolemy’s Map of Ireland, c.140 AD Source: https://www.irishcentral.com/	The map Ireland c.1576 is the work of Abraham Ortelius (1527-98). Source: https://en.wikipedia/	17th Century: Map of The Barony of Udrone, County Carlow. Source: Icollector.com
1632 Cloppenburgh Map of Carlow. Source: eBay	Bartholomew Revised Quarter Inch Map 1977	Poor Law Union Map c.1851 Source: A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland
“The Castle Hill”, whence this prospect was taken of Staple's Town. From the journal of Thomas Dinley Esq. year 1680	1640 Map of Carlow Source: eBay	Part of the 1898 map showing Carlow Town which was recently supplied with kind permission of Peter Walker 2010. The complete set is shown on another page

Road from Dublin to Cork via Carlow c.1776. Source: T. Curran c.2007	Road from Carlow to Tullow c.1778. Source: T. Curran c.2007 Source: http://failteromhat.com/	Carrick on Suire c.1778. Source: T. Curran c.2007
Road from Dublin to New Ross c.1778. Source: T. Curran c.2007	Enniscorthy to Bally-Burris c.1778. Source: T. Curran c.2007	This Map is Copyright Past-Homes Ltd Map of Carlow dated 12 October 1840. (Size 39.2MB)
Part of the 1898 map showing Carlow Town which was recently supplied with kind permission of Peter Walker 2010.	Map of Carlow produced in 1898 by R. W. Joyce and printed in 1902 by Murphy & McCarthy.	Ordnance Survey of Ireland Map of Carlow 1839
Co Carlow map of 1776 Source eBay	Map of Dunleckney and part of Wells Parish in the Barony of Idrone by George Marshall.	Carlow Parish Map reproduced by O.S. Office May 10th 1839
Map of County Carlow c.1820	Lewis' Topographical Dictionary Map of Carlow c.1837. Source: eBay seller.	This map of Carlow was published in c.1839 and appeared in "Topographical Dictionary of Ireland," by Samuel Lewis
Carlow Town Centre c.1844. A detail from map showing Municipal Boundary changes.	Baronies of Carlow c.1851 Source: A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland. Griffith's Valuation of Ireland	Carlow Town Map by Lt. Dawson, c.1831 probably the earliest Map showing the college
South East Ireland 1881 Source: T. Curran c.2007	George Grierson Map of Carlow 1811 Source: http://www.map-print.net/terms.htm	Carlow Workhouse OSi map c.1908
This map, based on a survey carried out by the Engineering Department of the British Army in the 1850s. This map originally belonged to Pat Purcell. Carlow 1850's	Carlow 1855. Source: Carloviana 2001	Hand drawn map of Carlow drawn by Carloman in 2001
Antique Map of Carlow town 1832 Source: (eBay seller)	Carlow Town Centre Map c.1844 Source: Carlow County Library	Parish map of Carlow, printed c.1999
Engraved map of County Carlow - Ireland about 1630 "Udrone, Irlandiae in Catherlagh Baronia."	Thomas Moland's survey of Carlow c.1703. Legend (2) Carlow Castle. (3) Barracks. (4) St. Mary's Church	J. Bartholomew' s map of County Carlow c.1870 printed by George Philip & Son, London & Liverpool. Sent in by Pat Molloy, Lancs. UK
Municipal Boundary Commission of Carlow 1880. Source: http://www.map-print.net/terms.htm	The Great South Western Railway Line from Tullow	Map of Carlow c.1735 Source: Peter Walker c.2015
Map of County c.1798 Map taken from "An HIBERNIAN ATLAS; OR General Description OF THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND. A coloured map published by Laurie and Whittle in London in May 1798. It shows County Carlow with its Baronies, the town of Carlow with Graigue and other towns and villages. It also shows important physical features such as the River Barrow. The surrounding Counties are also indicated. A scale of miles is shown in the left hand corner. Source: Carlow County Library	Map of County Carlow c.1923 Printed by Geographia London EC4	Charles Colombine's Map of Carlow c.1735 Legend to Combine map. (1) Roman Catholic Church. (2) Carlow Castle. (3) Barracks. (4) Parish Church. (5) Presbyterian Church. (6) Free School. (7) Sessions House (now know as Deighton Hall). (8) Charity School (site of Garda Station). (9) Bridewell (now where Gillespies is) (10) Friends Meeting House (Quakers) site of Bosco's butcher shop).