The actual appearance of Blakeney and Scarborough.

Sailing at a distance of two miles from the land between Flamborough and Whitby.

A detailed nautical chart shows the eastern coast of England, specifically Yorkshire. At the top is a coastal profile view, illustrating the land's silhouette as seen from the sea to assist sailors with visual recognition. Below is a map of the coastline from the River Hull up to Scarborough. The map features soundings indicating water depth, a large compass rose on the left, a sailing ship, and two ornate decorative frames known as cartouches. The land is illustrated with small sketches of towns, churches, and hills.

Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer, Inventor.

ENGLAND

> Description of the Sea Coasts > of England between Blakeney and Scarborough > Just as that land exists and is perceived. > original: "Oræ maritimæ Angliæ inter Blanqueyam et Scarenburgum exactißima descriptio." A most exact description of the maritime coasts of England between Blakeney and Scarborough.

NORTHERN
COAST OF

Hull
Hull
Willingham
Cottingham
Kingston modern Kingston upon Hull
Paull original: "Poltorn"
Kilnsea
Easington original: "Doeflin"
Sister Kirk modern Withernsea or Owthorne; "Suster kerck" refers to the local legend of two sisters building competing churches
Lowthorpe
Hornsea
Bridlington original: "Baryston"
Flamborough
Filey
Scarborough
Bridge
Flamborough Head

River Hull

NORTHERN

The sea named Deep Water

DEEP WATER original: "AQVA PROFVNDA"

NORTH SEA

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Spanish miles, at 17 1/2 to a degree
original: "Hispanica miliaria 17 1/2. vni 1 gradui respondentia."
German miles, at 15 to a degree
original: "Germanica miliaria 15. vni gradui competentia."

Johannes van Doetecum, Engraver