The table was owned by the German antiquarian, diplomat, politician, and economist Konrad Peutinger, 1465–1547. It is now in the National Library, Vienna.
The names (from south to north) on the remaining part of Britannia are: Isca Dumnoniorum = Exeter Ridumo = Moridunum Lemavio = Portus Lemanis (Lympne) Duroaverus = Durovernum (Canterbury) Dubris = Portus Dubris (Dover) Ratupis = Rutupiae (Richborough) Durolevo = Durolevum
Roribis = Durobrivae (Rochester) Madus = Noviomagus (Crayford) Baromaci = Caesaromagus (Chelmsford) Caunonio = Canonium (Kelvedon) Camuloduno = Camulodunum (Colchester) Ad Ansum = Ad Ansum Convetoni = Combretovium (Coddenham) Sinomagi = Sitomagus Ad ta um = Venta Icinorum (Caistor St Edmund)