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An Eſtimation of the Quantity of Land in Acres, contained in each Iſland, according to the Map.

Five larger Iſlands inhabited by about 1400 People.		1	St. Mary	1520		beſides the Garriſon 120 Acres joined to the Iſtmus.
		2	Treſco	880
		3	St. Martin	720
		4	St. Agnes	300		beſides the Gugh 90 Acres joined at low Water.
		5	Bryer	330
One Family		6	Sampſon	120
4 ſcattered Iſlands bearing Graſs.		7	St. Helens	80
		8	Tean	70
		9	White Iſland	50
		10	Annet	40
10 Eaſtern Iſlands, ſtocked with Conies, and fit for feeding Cattle in Summer.		11	Great Arthur	30
		12	Great Ganilly	20
		13	Great Gannick	18
		14	Minewithen	15
		15	Nornour	13
		16	Little Arthur	7
		17	Little Ganilly	6
		18	Little Gannick	5
		19	Ragged Iſland	5
		20	Inniſvouls	4
7 Scattered Iſlands placed about the Largeſt.		21	Mincarlo	12
		22	Guahall	10
		23	Northwithel	9
		24	White Iſland near Sampſon	7
		25	Round Iſland	3
		26	Scilly Iſland	1
		27	Rat Iſland	0½
			Sum Total	4485½
			The half,	2242¾		Acres, at leaſt, are tillable and improveable.

N. B. Beſides the above, which are moſt noted, there may be numbered about a Dozen very ſmall Iſlands bearing Graſs; and Rocks innumerable above Water.

Here place the Map.

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