Plattegrond van burgerwijk 30 in Amsterdam 1733

"Plattegrond van burgerwijk 30 in Amsterdam" (1733) by Hendrik de Leth is a detailed map depicting the 30th district of Amsterdam. This engraving, housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the intricate network of canals, streets, and buildings that defined the city during the 18th century. De Leth, a Dutch cartographer known for his precise and informative maps, expertly rendered the urban landscape, providing valuable insights into the city's layout and its architectural characteristics. This historical map serves as a window into the past, revealing the urban planning of Amsterdam during a period of significant growth and development.