Template: Distinguished men of science of Great Britain 1806-7

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circle 33 191 9 [[John Leslie (physicist)|Leslie - physics]]
rect 17 184 29 230 [[Francis Baily|Francis Baily - astronomer]]
circle 44 209 12 [[John Playfair|Playfair - Uniformitarianism]]
circle 67 201 12 [[Daniel Rutherford|Rutherford - Nitrogen]]
circle 82 198 11 [[Peter Dollond|Dollond - Optics]]
circle 99 206 12 [[Thomas Young (scientist)|Young - modulus etc]]
circle 122 193 13 [[Robert Brown (Scottish botanist from Montrose)|Brown - Brownian motion]]
circle 142 197 10 [[Davies Gilbert|Gilbert - Royal Society president]]
circle 159 196 13 [[Joseph Banks|Banks - Botanist]]
circle 171 195 11 [[Henry Kater|Kater - measured gravity]]
circle 191 198 13 [[#Victuallers|??]]
circle 231 200 9 [[Edward Charles Howard|Howard - Chemical Engineer]]
circle 219 193 10 [[Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald|Dundonald - propellors]]
circle 246 206 9 [[William Allen (English Quaker)|William Allen - Pharmacist]]
circle 265 201 11 [[William Henry (chemist)|Henry - Gas law]]
circle 287 202 14 [[William Hyde Wollaston|Wollaston - Palladium and Rhodium]]
circle 304 206 12 [[Charles Hatchett|Hatchett - Niobium]]
circle 324 213 13 [[Humphry Davy|Davy - Chemist]]
circle 355 196 11 [[Henry Maudslay|Maudslay - modern lathe]]
circle 373 202 12 [[Samuel Bentham|Bentham - machinery]]
circle 390 202 8 [[Open problem|?]]
circle 454 204 14 [[Benjamin Thompson|Rumford - thermodynamics]]
circle 474 199 14 [[William Murdoch|Murdock - sun and planet gear]]
circle 501 192 20 [[John Rennie the Elder|Rennie - Docks, canals & bridges]]
circle 522 195 13 [[William Jessop|Jessop - Canals]]
circle 538 192 12 [[Robert Mylne (architect)|Mylne - Blackfriars bridge]]
circle 561 197 12 [[Sir William Congreve, 2nd Baronet|Congreve - rockets]]
circle 580 198 10 [[Bryan Donkin|Donkin - engineer]]
circle 593 195 10 [[Henry Fourdrinier|Henry Fourdrinier - Paper making machine]]
circle 604 208 8 [[Thomas Thomson (chemist)|Thomson - atoms]]
circle 616 199 10 [[William Symington|William Symington - first steam boat]]
circle 642 198 11 [[Patrick Miller of Dalswinton|Miller - steam boat]]
circle 661 194 11 [[Alexander Nasmyth|Nasmyth - painter and scientist]]
circle 686 197 11 [[Alexander Nasmyth|Nasmyth2]]
circle 721 187 15 [[Joseph Bramah|Bramah - Hydraulics]]
circle 743 199 11 [[Richard Trevithick|Trevithick]]
circle 58 243 20 [[William Herschel|Herschel - Uranus]]
circle 88 239 20 [[Nevil Maskelyne|Maskelyne - Astronomer Royal]]
circle 141 235 20 [[Edward Jenner|Jenner - Smallpox vaccine]]
circle 247 245 20 [[Henry Cavendish|Cavendish]]
circle 320 244 20 [[John Dalton|Dalton - atoms]]
circle 363 244 20 [[Marc Isambard Brunel|Brunel - Civil Engineer]]
circle 393 239 20 [[Matthew Boulton|Boulton - Steam]]
circle 419 232 17 [[Joseph Huddart|Huddart - Rope machine]]
circle 446 240 20 [[James Watt|Watt - Steam engine]]
circle 470 220 13 [[Thomas Telford|Telford]]
circle 575 243 20 [[Samuel Crompton|Crompton - spinning machine]]
circle 608 244 20 [[Charles Tennant|Tennant - Industrial Chemist]]
circle 635 237 20 [[Edmund Cartwright|Cartwright - Power loom]]
circle 672 240 20 [[Francis Ronalds|Ronalds - Electric telegraph]]
circle 701 235 20 [[Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl Stanhope|Stanhope - Inventor]]
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