Use the text buttons on the left and right to display the plans of the forty largest walled-towns in Roman Britain, displayed here in descending order. With the exception of Ilchester, London and the coloniae - Colchester, Lincoln and Gloucester - all of the towns on the left are British tribal capitals. All plans are oriented with north at the top. Clicking on the buttons will load a page dedicated to the town in question. To redisplay this text, hover the mouse over the 4-acres icon at bottom right.
This page is based on diagrams from the excellent publication Town and Country in Roman Britain by A.L.F. Rivet (figs.2-5).
