The Tring Area from John Norton's Map of HARTFORDSHIRE 1598

Tring is in the Dacorum Hundred From A Mapp of the County of HARTFORD SHIRE Richard Blome 1673

Robert Morden First published 1695 This detail is from the same plate as reissued (with very minor modifications) in 1753 or 1772

From Herman Moll's 1724 map of Hertfordshire

Bowles Post-chaise Companion (London to Aylesbury) 1782

Champneys

Charles Smith's 1808 Map of Hertfordshire

The Grand Junction Canal and the Wendover Navigable Feeder were open by 1800.

• Aldbury

• Aston Clinton (Bucks) (Not shown - To West of Wilstone)

• Buckland (Bucks) (Not shown - To West of Puttenham)

• Champneys (Not shown - On road with buildings south of Wigginton)

• Cow Roast (Not shown - on main road between Tring and Northchurch, south of New Ground)

• Drayton Beauchamps (Bucks) (Not shown - To West of Little Tring)

• Grand Junction Canal

• Gubblecote (Gubble Gent)

• Hastoe (Harstoe)

• Little Tring (Lit Tring)

• Long Marston

• Marsworth (Bucks) (Mearsworth Mill)

• Pendley (Penley Hall)

• Puttenham

• Tring

• Tring Mansion (Tring House)

• Wigginton (Wiggington)

• Wilstone (Wilstern Green)

From Archer's circa 1842 Map of Hertfordshire

The London and Birmingham Railway and the Aylesbury arm ("Collatteral Cut") of the Grand Junction Canal are shown, but the Cheddington to Aylesbury branch railway line which cut across the north of the area is not marked, although it had been built.
 

Dean's Surface Geology Map 1864

Bacon's Popular Atlas, 1904

Modern map from the Long Marston Church Guide
 

 Page updated March 2007