Kaart van de grietenij Utingeradeel 1664

Jacob van Meurs's *Kaart van de grietenij Utingeradeel* (1664) is a detailed map of the Dutch region of Utingeradeel. Featuring a combination of cartographic accuracy and artistic flourishes, the map depicts the area's geography, including waterways, settlements, and the surrounding landscape. It showcases Van Meurs's skills as a cartographer and his ability to combine scientific precision with decorative elements. The map's intricate details and decorative flourishes, such as a swan, coat of arms, and a barrel, make it a valuable historical document and an aesthetically pleasing work of art. *Kaart van de grietenij Utingeradeel* remains a testament to the evolution of Dutch cartography and its role in shaping the understanding of the world.