The Mill on the Floss Map

created by Peter Biggins

Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

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The Mill on the Floss Map

Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

Gainsborough is the fictional St. Ogg's. Gainsborough Old Hall is the model for where the bazaar was held. King Alfred was married here in 868.
Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

: River Idle (River Ripple)

The River Idle is the fictional River Ripple, where the Dorlcotte Mill was.
River Idle (River Ripple)

: River Trent (River Floss)

The River Trent is the fictional River Floss.
River Trent (River Floss)

: Griff House

Where George Eliot grew up. George Eliot described Griff House as similar to Dorlcote Mill. The Red Deeps are based on the area between Griff House and Nuneaton, where she played with her brother.
Griff House

: Gypsy Lane

Gypsy Lane may have inspired the gypsy story.
Gypsy Lane

: York

Where Maggie went by mistake on her way back to St. Ogg's from Mudport.
York

: Hull (Mudport)

Hull is possibly the model for Mudport.
Hull (Mudport)

The Mill on the Floss Map

created by Peter Biggins

Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Do you know someone planning a wedding or are you getting married? You can easily create a map of your wedding with Wedding Mapper

The Mill on the Floss Map

Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

Gainsborough is the fictional St. Ogg's. Gainsborough Old Hall is the model for where the bazaar was held. King Alfred was married here in 868.
Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

: River Idle (River Ripple)

The River Idle is the fictional River Ripple, where the Dorlcotte Mill was.
River Idle (River Ripple)

: River Trent (River Floss)

The River Trent is the fictional River Floss.
River Trent (River Floss)

: Griff House

Where George Eliot grew up. George Eliot described Griff House as similar to Dorlcote Mill. The Red Deeps are based on the area between Griff House and Nuneaton, where she played with her brother.
Griff House

: Gypsy Lane

Gypsy Lane may have inspired the gypsy story.
Gypsy Lane

: York

Where Maggie went by mistake on her way back to St. Ogg's from Mudport.
York

: Hull (Mudport)

Hull is possibly the model for Mudport.
Hull (Mudport)

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The Mill on the Floss Map created by Peter Biggins Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Do you know someone planning a wedding or are you getting married? You can easily create a map of your wedding with Wedding Mapper

The Mill on the Floss Map

Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

Gainsborough is the fictional St. Ogg's. Gainsborough Old Hall is the model for where the bazaar was held. King Alfred was married here in 868. Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

: River Idle (River Ripple)

The River Idle is the fictional River Ripple, where the Dorlcotte Mill was. River Idle (River Ripple)

: River Trent (River Floss)

The River Trent is the fictional River Floss. River Trent (River Floss)

: Griff House

Where George Eliot grew up. George Eliot described Griff House as similar to Dorlcote Mill. The Red Deeps are based on the area between Griff House and Nuneaton, where she played with her brother. Griff House

: Gypsy Lane

Gypsy Lane may have inspired the gypsy story. Gypsy Lane

: York

Where Maggie went by mistake on her way back to St. Ogg's from Mudport. York

: Hull (Mudport)

Hull is possibly the model for Mudport. Hull (Mudport)

The Mill on the Floss Map

created by Peter Biggins

Map of locations in The Mill on the Floss written in 1860 by George Eliot (1818-1880). See other Maps of the Classics.

Gainsborough is the fictional St. Ogg's. Gainsborough Old Hall is the model for where the bazaar was held. King Alfred was married here in 868.
Gainsborough (St. Ogg's)

The River Idle is the fictional River Ripple, where the Dorlcotte Mill was.
River Idle (River Ripple)

The River Trent is the fictional River Floss.
River Trent (River Floss)

Where George Eliot grew up. George Eliot described Griff House as similar to Dorlcote Mill. The Red Deeps are based on the area between Griff House and Nuneaton, where she played with her brother.
Griff House

Gypsy Lane may have inspired the gypsy story.
Gypsy Lane

Where Maggie went by mistake on her way back to St. Ogg's from Mudport.
York

Hull is possibly the model for Mudport.
Hull (Mudport)