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On the 1997 edition (A3) of Landranger 160 ('Brecon Beacons/Bannau Brycheiniog')
at SN 750440 appears the name of a small watercourse 'Nant y Rhaeadr' written
NW-SE beside the stream. Nothing unusual in that, except the name appears in
two colours -black and blue. Now I have (albeit rarely) seen names printed in
the wrong colour on OS maps before now but never before where, in this case, the
'Rha' and half of the 'e' (the NW half as it were, if the 'e' were rotated back
to the horizontal) are in blue and the other half of the 'e' and the 'adr' are
in black.

I wondered what this oddity tells me about the way OS maps are printed.
Anything?

regards

Alan Bowring
Middlewich

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On the 1997 edition (A3) of Landranger 160 ('Brecon Beacons/Bannau Brycheiniog') at SN 750440 appears the name of a small watercourse 'Nant y Rhaeadr' written...
Alan Bowring
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Jul 10, 2006
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In reply to Alan Bowring: I can't add anything on how OS maps are printed, but on looking at my copies of Sheet 160 I see that near to `Nant y Rhaeadr',...
Leslie V Watson
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Jul 31, 2006
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Hello all, my humble opinion is that what you have noticed here is not at all a 'printing' oddity but a pure and simple cartographer's error. Text intended for...
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