This antique map, created in 1665 and titled ‘Gallovidiae Pars Media’, depicts the central part of Galloway, Scotland. The title translates to ‘Middle Galloway’ and provides a glimpse into what the United Kingdom looked like in the early 17th century. The map showcases the intricate details of the region, from the coastline to the hills and valleys. It also highlights the numerous rivers and streams that run through the area. While the map does not specifically name the towns and villages shown, it does illustrate the central locations of Newton Stewart, Wigtown, and St John’s Town of Dalry. Overall, this antique map provides a fascinating insight into the geography and topography of Galloway in the 17th century.