Ascanius; or, the Young Adventurer

Maps and places from the Itinerary.

The route of the Du Teillay (La Doutelle).

This map shows how the clans were distributed in Scotland.

From the Gentleman's Magazine volumes XV and XVI of 1745 and 1746.

Edinburgh

Gladsmuir

Carlisle

Grant's map of Prince Charles' route.

From the Historical geography of the clans of Scotland

Inverness and Nairn

Falkirk

Battle of Falkirk Monument.

Culloden

The road from Berwick to Carlisle and Carlisle to Lancaster in Ogilby's map of 1675.

Maps released by the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) produced by Beaulieu Tréhouart and Marc Joseph Marion-Dufresne, commanders of L'Heureux and Le Prince de Conti when they rescued Prince Charles from Loch nan Uamh in October 1746.

Plan de la baye de Loknoüer

Plan de la baye de Loknoüer (detail)

Plan de la Baye de Withs (Uist) (actually, Loch Boisdale and Calvay Castle)
Located on the west coast of Scotland at 46 degrees 45 minutes of latitude is wrong (it is approximately 57 degrees).

Carte d'une partie de la coste occidentale d'Ecosse
Map of part of the west coast of Scotland

Baye de Loknoüer (detail)

New Zealand Journal of History

Notes Marion du Fresne and the Young Pretender and here transcribed by John Dunmore of Massey University in New Zealand Journal of History, Apr 1969; v.3 n.1:p.70-73; issn:0028-8322.

Le nouveau & grand illuminant flambeau de la mer, de tout le monde... by Nicolas Jansz. Vooght, & Gerard van Keulen (Ceulen), Geomêtre, & Maistre en Mathematiques

The complete set of six volumes is available online at the National Library of Spain here.