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		<title>DONEGAL, 1846 — Lewis Topographical Dictionary</title>
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<div draggable="false" data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Bring 19th‑century Ireland into your home with this beautifully map reproduction 1846 of County Donegal, originally created for <i>Samuel Lewis’s Topographical Dictionary of Ireland</i>. Drawn by the celebrated cartographer R. Creighton and engraved by John Dower, this historic piece captures the rugged landscapes, townlands, and coastal contours of Donegal as they were seen in the mid‑Victorian era.</div>
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<p>The map has intricate detailing showing baronies, towns, villages, rivers, mountains, coastal features, and administrative boundaries.</p>
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