Plattegrond van Den Haag (negende deel) Possibly 1665 - 1682

This detailed map of the city of The Hague (also known as 's-Gravenhage) was created by Cornelis Elandts between 1665 and 1682. It's a fascinating example of 17th-century cartography, showcasing the layout of the city in meticulous detail. The intricate lines and annotations provide a glimpse into the urban landscape of the time, allowing viewers to explore the streets, canals, and other features of The Hague as they existed centuries ago. Elandts's map serves as a historical record of the city, offering valuable insights into its growth and development. The title, "Plattegrond van Den Haag (negende deel)", suggests that this map may have been part of a larger series, further enhancing its historical and cartographical significance.