Geological map of the United Kingdom (i.e. Northern Ireland is included) at 1:1,000,000 from the British Geological Survey, in a special bicentennial edition depicting modern geological bedrock data in the style of the first ever geological map of Britain published in 1815 by William Smith. The base map has satellite-derived relief plus the road network.The whole country is shown on one side, accompanied by six cross-sections and a legend which provides separate index and explanatory information for its northern and southern halves. The maps full official title and the dedications follow the charming style of early 19th century publications. A small panel shows the original 1815 map with explanatory notes.