File:Detail of map of Plymouth, Devon circa 1600.PNG
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Detail of map of Plymouth, Devon circa 1600. I am fairly certain this map is out of copyright. Copies are available from Plymouth Central Library, Devon UK.
Note on the map St Andrew's Church to the lower centre left and Charles church to the upper centre. Charles church clearly does not have a roof or spire at this point.
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The building suggested cannot be Charles Church which was not authorised until 1640. Besides, it is wrongly located. It is more likely to be the Market.
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