The antique map titled ‘Carricta Meridionalis’ was created in 1665 and depicts the southern region of an area, which translates to mean ‘Southern Carriage’ in English. The map provides a glimpse into the United Kingdom during the early 17th century, showing the various towns, villages and cities that existed at the time. Colmonell, Girvan and Barr are located centrally on the map, but there are many other locations that can be explored. The map offers a fascinating insight into the topography, geography and settlement patterns of the United Kingdom during this period, providing an invaluable resource for historians and cartographers alike.