This detailed map covers the town of Gourock, jutting out on the Forth of Clyde, and the terminus of the Caledonian Railway's Gourock Branch. Most of the town is covered (although the nature of the sheetlines do give rather a lot of sea on this map!) Features include the station, railway approaches and turntable, Barr Hill, Craigsmuschet Quarry, Kempock Point, churches, tramways, Tower Hill, Kempock Stone, Ironotter Point, Cardwell Bay, Public Park, and the town centre with houses neatly delineated. On the reverse we include a selection of trade directory entries.

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This detailed map covers the western part of Greenock, with coverage stretching from Trafalgar Street and Crawfurd Street westward to the cemetery, and from Albert Quay southward to Drumfrochar Road.

Features include part of Albert Dock, Infirmary, Cowdenknowes Reservoir; stretch of GSWR Greenock Branch, largely in tunnel, with sidings and Goods station by quay; stretch of CR Gourock Extension railway with West station; Clyde Sugar Refinery, County Court Buildings, George Square, Ardgowan Square, Caddle Hill, rope works, churches, Brewery, etc. We include directories for Ann Street, Bruce Street, Dempster Street, Holmscroft Street on the reverse.

The map links up with Renfrewshire sheet 2.06 Greenock East to the east.

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This detailed map covers the eastern part of Greenock, with coverage stretching from West Burn Square eastward to James Watt Dock and southward to Drumfrochar Road.

Features include waterfront with shipbuilding yards, timber ponds, etc; James Watt Dock, West and East Harbour, Victoria Harbour, Garvel Graving Dock, dry dock, part of Albert Harbour, Lynedoch station, CR Greenock Branch with Cartsdyke and Cathcart Street stations, tramways, many railway sidings and dock lines, Garvel Point, Well Park, Wallace Place, part of Cartsdyke, etc. On the reverse we include some street directory entries, incl Antigua Street, Cathcart Street, Hope Street, Ingleston Street, Lynedoch Street, St Lawrence Street

The map links up with Renfrewshire sheet 2.05 Greenock West to the west.

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This detailed map covers Port Glasgow, to the SE of Greenock. Coverage runs from Pottery Street and Gibshill eastward to the East Quay, and from the Clyde southward to East Douglehill.

Features include CR Greenock Branch with Bogston and Port Glasgow stations, Wemyss Bay Junction, stretch of GSWR Greenock Branch, Ladyburn area, Bogston, Inch Works, Knocknairs Hill, Lily Bank, Birkmyre Park, Chapelton Bridge, Glen Works, shipbuilding yards, Mast Yard, tramway, West and East Harbour, Wet Dock, Gourock Rope Works, dry dock, lighthouses, churches, etc. On the reverse we include extracts from a trade directory.

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This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the northern part of the village, showing several large houses along the coast with coverage northward to Castle Wemyss, Wemyss Plantation and Brueacre Bridge. Features includeWemyss House, Wemyss Farm, stretch of CR Wemyss Bay Branch railway with engine shed, Ardvar House, Wemyss Point etc.

On the reverse we include adjacent sheet 5.10 which extends coverage southward to Wemyss Bay station, pier, Kelly House, Kelly Mains. Note that the area of Ayrshire further south is left blank.

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This detailed map covers the north part of Renfrew, around Meadowside Street, with coverage extending across the Clyde to Yoker.

Features include Blythswood House, Black Cart Water, Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, London Works, Wharf station, Ferry Road Head, Yoker, Distillery, Lanarkshire & Dumbartonshire Railway, Glasgow Yoker & Clydebank Railway with Yoker station, southern outskirts of Clydebank. On the reverse we include a directory shipbuilders and ship finishers.

The map links up with Renfrewshire sheet 8.11 Renfrew to the south and Dumbartonshire sheet 25.02 Clydebank to the north.

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This detailed map covers most of the small town of Renfrew, with coverage extending southward to Moorpark. Features include White Cart Water, Renfrew Forge & Steel Works, Albert Cabinet Works, GSWR Renfrew Branch with station, Town Hall, town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, Home Farm, Millburn Bridge, Elderslie House, The King's Inch etc. On the reverse we include a trade directory of Renfrew in 1896.

The map links up with Renfrewshire sheet 8.07 Renfrew N to the north.

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This detailed map gives good coverage of central Johnstone and the area to the south, with coverage stretching from Gas Street and Johnstone Mill southward to Johnstone Castle.

Features include GSWR railway with station, town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, iron foundries, Johnstone Castle, saw mills, cottage hospital, Barbush Mill, Old Mill, Hagg Mill, Nether Johnstone, Quarrellton, Greenend, Houston Square, Ludovic Square, Thornhill House, etc. On the reverse we include extracts from a trade directory.

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This busy map covers much of Paisley in great detail. Coverage extends from Ferguslie House and the cemetery eastward to Greenlaw Avenue and Kilnside Road; and from Clark Street southward to Maxwellton and Canal Street.

The many features include town centre with individual buildings neaty shown, Fountain Gardens, GSWR railway with Gilmour Street station, CR Greenock Branch, Canal Branch with station, Distilleries, Anchor Mills, Kilnside House, tramways, White Cart Water, hospital, John Neilson Educational Institution, Town Hall, The Abbey, Greenlaw Goods station, Hot House Works, many other works and factories, library, Female Refuge, Woodside House, football ground, Trotting Ground, churches, Iron Works, George Street area, etc. On the reverse we include street directory entries for Incle Street, Johnson Street, Kilnside Road, Love Street, Maxwellton, Moss Street.

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This busy map gives good coverage of Barrhead, from the cotton mill at West Arthurlie eastward to Dovecothall, and northward to Victorian Pottery Works.

Features include Tubal Works, Main Street area with all buildings neatly shown, Dovehill, Arthurlie, churches, tramway, Levern Mill, Carlibar Bridge, Cowan Park, Chappelfield Laundry, Sanitas Works, Arthurlie Biscuit Factory, Grahamston Foundry, Waterside Mills, Darnley Works, Glasgow & Kilmarnock Joint Railway with station, GSWR branch with terminus, CR Paisley & Barrhead line with station, Scotch Pulley Works, Boyleston Quarry, Chappell House, Fereneze Laundry, Corsemill House, etc. On the reverse we include extracts from a trade directory for Barrhead.

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This detailed map covers the village of Neilston, described in 1854 as a "compact, neat, and somewhat old fashioned little township". The map includes the communities of Neilston and Crofthead, while part of Gateside is in the NE corner. Features include Crofthead Mill, Cowdon Hall, Neilston station, Broadlie Bleach Works, Kirkton Bleach Works, Millfield Print Works. Extracts from an early trade directory are on the reverse.

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