This antique map, created in 1665, is titled ‘Herefordia Comitatvs’, which translates to ‘County of Hereford’ in English. The map depicts the United Kingdom in the early 17th century, with Hereford, Mordiford and Hope-under-Dinmore located centrally. During this time period, the United Kingdom was undergoing significant changes, including the rise of the British Empire and the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. The country was ruled by monarchs such as James I and Charles I, and was divided into various counties and regions, each with their own unique culture and traditions. This map provides a glimpse into the geographical layout of the country during this time period, and is a fascinating piece of historical cartography.