Image: Map of Derbyshire boundaries plus Peak District

Description: Map of Derbyshire showing modern geographic boundary (black); Watsonian vice-county (red) and Peak District boundary (dotted blue). The vice-county of Derbyshire (VC57) is an unchanging boundary definition, still heavily used for wildlife recording purposes.
Title: Map of Derbyshire boundaries plus Peak District
Credit: Ordnance Survey OpenData Vice-county boundary from National Biodiversity Network administrative boundary data from OS Boundary-Line product. map background from OS OpenData MiniScale vice-county also based on OS maps and can be used within the terms of the OS Open Data Licence see[1]
Author: Parkywiki, created using Ordnance Survey data
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