My map of Warwickshire was designed in 2020 during the height of the pandemic. Historically it's a county whose borders have changed considerably over the years as the country's population has grown and the urban conurbation of the West Midlands encroached on the ancient shire. The metropolitan county of the West Midlands was created in 1974, which took a huge bite out of the heart of the county giving it the pac man shape we see today. I think it makes for a beautiful map, a great piece of wall art that will look fabulous and informative at home or in the office.

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There are three versions of the main Warwickshire map. The county as a whole and two with the districts presented. One of these is part of my 'Autumnal Series' using colours that blossom at that time of year. 

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Details on the Map​​

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Civil parish borders and labels, all place names, woods, parks, golf courses, rivers, lakes, hilltops and airports. 

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There is a complete road and rail network with station and line labels.

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All long distance walking routes are plotted and labelled including the Coventry Way, Heart of England Way, Monarch's Way, Shakespeare's Way and Warwickshire Millennium Way.

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Sites of significant historical & cultural interest are also be plotted on the main maps complete with reference section.

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