Coverage stretches from Carryclogher eastward to Tynan, and from Ballygawley southward to Middletown. Features include a substantial stretch of the Clogher Valley Railway, a small stretch of the Great Northern Railway, Tynan Abbey, Slieve Beagh, Favor Royal, Fort Singleton, Caledon House, Glaslough House.

The map includes the towns of Dundalk, Carrickmacross and Crossmaglen, with coverage stretching from Laragh eastward to Jonesborough. Features include the railway from Dundalk to Carrickmacross etc, the Forkhill area, Louth village with its ruined abbey, Roche Castle, the south Armagh area, etc.

Features include the towns of Dungannon, Coalisland and Stewartstown, much of the railway from Dungannon to Cookstown, the Coalisland Canal, Lough Annagarriff, Lough Gullion, Coney Island, much of Lough Neagh, Mountjoy Castle, Tullaghoge Fort, The Argory, Killymoon Castle etc.

The map includes the towns of Keady, Newtownhamilton and Castleblayney, while to the east are Camlough and Bessbrook. Features include Slieve Gullion, Camlough Mountain, part of the Bessbrook & Newry Tramway, part of the Armagh & Newry Branch, mills and bleach works in the Keady and Darkley area, Muckno Lake etc.

With its rich detail, it serves as a valuable tool for anyone studying or appreciating the historical geography of the region. On the reverse we include a more detailed map of the small town of Broughshane.

Features include Draperstown, Grockundun Hills, Beaghmore, Glenell River and valley, Lough Fea, Cashel Rock, Copney Hill, Beleevnamore Mountain, Carnanelly etc A detailed map of Draperstown itself is included on the reverse.