Nine Claims, Charted Close Up

The Ley Charts

Every alignment from the Ley Atlas as its own zoomable plate — pan the parchment, name every marker, and lay the claimed corridors over the real charted field of 1,432 sites.

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Index of Plates

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— drag to pan · scroll to zoom · click a marker

The sites on these plates are real — the nine named alignments are curated claims from a century of ley-hunting folklore, and the muted background field is 1,432 barrows, mounds, stone rings, and shrines drawn from open survey records. Laying one over the other is the point: the corridors are folklore, the archaeology is not, and every marker links to its real place on OpenStreetMap so you can go and stand on it.

Site data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.
Coastlines: Natural Earth (public domain), via world-atlas.
Companion to the Ley Atlas, the Alignment Engine,
the Atlas of Realms, and the Globe of Realms.