The Roman Map of Britain Ptolemy's Geography

Geography II 3.12-13 The tribes and their cities in southern Wales and southern England MAP

Again below the above-named peoples, . .
furthest to the west are the Demetae, in whom are these cities: . .

Luentinum

15°45' 55°10'

Maridunum

15°30' 54°40'
More to the east than these are the Silures, in whom is the city: . .

Bullaeum

16°50' 55°
after whom are the Dobuni and the city: . .

Corinium

18° 54°10'
then the Atrebatii and the city: . .

Caleva

19° 54°15'
after whom furthest to the east are the Cantii, in whom are the cities: . .

Londinium

20° 54°

Darvernum

21° 53°40'

Rutupiae

21°45' 54°
Again there lie below the Atrebatii and Cantii the Regni and the city: . .

Noeomagus

19°45' 53°25'
Below the Dobunni lie the Belgae and the cities: . .

Ischalis

16° 53°40'

Aquae Calidae

17°20' 53°40'

Venta

18°40' 53°30'
West and south from these are the Durotriges, in whom is the city: . .

Dunium

18° 52°40'
after whom, furthest to the west, are the Dumnonii, in whom are the cities: . .

Voliba

14°45' 52°

Uxella

15° 52°45'

Tamara

15° 52°15'

Isca Legio II Augusta

17°30' 52°45'