Chart of the Northern Coasts of England / from Robin Hood's Bay

A nautical chart shows the northern coast of England. It features coastline profiles at the top and a large decorative strapwork cartouche on the left. Two sailing vessels, a sea monster, and a compass rose are visible in the water. The sea is marked with numerous sounding depth numbers indicating water depth for navigation.

A. Huntcliff and Rockcliff as one approaches from the north.

A coastal profile shows the appearance of the land from the sea. Hills are labeled Huntcliff original: "Hompvoet", Rockcliff original: "Rootcliff", and the River Tees original: "Tese".
The appearance of Huntcliff and Rockcliff for those sailing from the North original: "Homperati et Rotcliffij facies a Borea adnavigantibus".

B. Appearance of the Land west of Tynemouth

A coastal profile shows the terrain near the coast. The hills are labeled Easington original: "Essinton".
The appearance of the western region of Tynemouth original: "Apparentia plagæ Occidentalis Timemuthæ".

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An ornate architectural cartouche is decorated with scrollwork and geometric patterns. This frame holds the title of the map.

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NORTH COAST

Stockton

Hartlepool

Easington

Guisborough original: "Gijsbrug"

Rockcliff

Huntcliff original: "Hompvoet"

Skelton

Whitby

Robin Hood's Bay

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A very diligent description of the maritime coasts of England between Robin Hood's bay and Coquet island original: "Oræ maritimæ Angliæ inter sinum Robinhodes, et Conquettam insulam diligentissima descriptio".

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A compass rose on the right side indicates cardinal directions.
SOUTH original: "MERIDIES"
EAST original: "ORIENS"

Illustrations in the sea include a large three-masted ship with its sails set and a flag on the left. A lower, longer vessel with oars or low-set sails appears on the right. In the foreground, a dolphin-like sea monster with a scrolled tail swims in the water.