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{{Historic map details
|description = '''Cumberland Sheet LXIV S.W.'''<br>Cropped version of an historic map showing [[St. Herbert's Island]] and [[Rampsholme Island]] on [[Derwentwater]].
|surveyed = 1861–1862
|revised = 1897–1898
|published = 1900 (second edition)
|author = Ordnance Survey
|source = Reproduced with the permission of the [https://maps.nls.uk/ National Library of Scotland] as set out in their [https://maps.nls.uk/copyright.html#noncommercial re-use guidelines]
|licence = See below
}}
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[[Category:Historic OS maps]]
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