It can be hard at times to define where The North is. Luckily, back in ancient times, two noted geographic scholars, William Ernest Drummond and James Francis Cauty, published a justified tract, listing places that were in the north,
Here I shall explore that work in full.
Back when I got tired of people stealing my work mapping the Canals and Waterways of the UK (and got utterly pissed off with the changes to Google Maps that madeit unworkable), someone took a copy and put it on Github.
As I work in a job which is overseen by the local Borough Council, I thought it might be a good idea to work out exactly what their area of remit was, as sometimes they don’t seem to know.
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Since I passed my Amateur Radio Foundation Exam a couple of months ago – mainly thanks to the excellent course run by Essex Ham (yes, I am aware that I live quite a way from Essex, but that does not matter) – I’ve been using the two local repeaters:
If you’ve ever wondered what the current boundary for the Stafford Parliamentary Constituency is, well I’ve made a map thing for you.
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