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This plan of Windsor Castle in England was made by Batty Langley in 1743. George IV made substantial alterations to Windsor in the early 19th century, but all the principal elements of the present castle can be seen here. There are two baileys either side of a circular motte, which is topped by the Round Tower. St George's Chapel is in the bailey on the left. The state apartments are top right and the private apartments are bottom right.
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