File:Hieracium naviense map.GIF
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English: Map of Derbyshire, England, showing the distribution of Hieracium naviense, an endemic microspecies whose entire world population occurs in a single 1km x 1km square at Winnats Pass. Symbol represent presence within a 2km x2km map square. |
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Source =Ordnance Survey OpenData
- administrative boundary data from OS Boundary-Line product.
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