Brabant, western part

Containers:
Oversize_Folder 8
Scope and content:

(Wright Belgium/Holland Map No. 18)

Brabantiae Batavae pars occidentalis sive Antverpiensis tetrarchiae pars septentrionalis, comprehendens baroniam Bredanam, marchionatum Bergensem ad Zomam, aliasques minores ditiones

[The northern part of the West and the Sanensis tetrarchies part of the Dutch Brabant, and which includes the barony of the Bredan, Bergues Marquissate and to the Zomam, and for other minor princely dominions]

Relief shown pictorially. Roads shown.

Nikolas Visscher III , Amsterdam - Cartographer

Nikolaus Visscher III, Amsterdam - publisher

copper engraving, hand-colored, canvas backed folding map of 4 sheets

49 cm x 58 cm

1 : 133,000

Legend of symbols representing cities, villages, castles and water mills shown.

Map appears in Visscher's Atlas maior sive collectio mapparum variis autoribus, 1677.

Subjects:
Holland--Maps

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