diagram of military installation on Hounslow Heath 
THE CAMP on Honslow Heath  
PROSPECT of his majesty's FORCES as they lie ENCAMPED (at least three Miles in length) on Honslow-Heath in the County of Midlesex. in the year 1686.  
Sold by I. Oliver at the Corner of the Old-Baily on— Ludgate hill and I. Seller junior next Door to Mercer's Chapel in Cheap side   fleur-de-lis 
East  
South  
West   compass rose 
Out guards  
Out Guards  
Baber bridge  
Powder Mills  
the Forge  
the College Hospital  
the bake house  
A Barn for hay & straw  
The Whole Army Drawn up in Battalions  
A Place for the Queen to see the Army March  
the Great Kettle Drums  
28 field Pieces  


Right Wing Horse. 5 Regilu s  
A. Earl of Oxford's  
B. Maj. Gen. Worden  
C. Lord Lumley  
D. Earl of Shrewsbury  
E. Earl of Peterborough    


The Officers tents  
F. Colonels  
G. Lievt. Coll. &c Majors  
H. Captains  
I Lieutenants &c Cornets  
K. Quarter Masters  
X. Soldiers tents  
Ensigns tents are in the same line as the Cornets. &c sergeant ˢ w. in the Quar ᵗ Masters    


The Foot Guards  
1. The King's Batallions the Duke of Grafton Coll.  
2. Earl of Cravens  
3. Coll. Douglas  
4. Prince George  
5. Coll. Oglethorpe  
6. E. of Huntingdon  
7. E. of Lychfield  
8. Marq. of Worcester  
9 Earl of Bath  
10. Coll. Kirk  
11. Lord Dunbarton  
Y. the Fuzaliers in Battalions.  
Z. Out Guards.  
12. The Lord Dartmouth's Regiment of Fuzaliers tents  
13. Ld. Dartmouth's tent  
14. Lieut. Coll. &c Majors  
15. Captains  
16. Lieutenants & Ensigns  
17. sergeants  
18. Guners  
19 the Carriages with Ammunition    


Left Wing Horse & Regiments  
L. Earl of Plymouth  
M. Earl of Scarsdall  
N. Earl of Arran  
O. S ●. john I●aniers    


Q The Court or King's Quarters  
a. the King's tent  
b. the Chapel  
c. Lord Dunbarton's  
d. Lord Churchill  
e. Earl of Fevershams'  
f. Earl of Arran    


On the left of all. 3 Regt. of Dragoons  
R. the Lord Cornbury  
S. Coll. Bartlet  
T. Duke of Somerset