Kaart van Mons en Saint-Ghislain en omgeving, ca. 1709 1709

This detailed map, created by Flemish cartographer Samuel Du Ry de Champdoré in 1709, depicts the cities of Mons and Saint-Ghislain in Belgium. The map showcases the surrounding countryside, including rivers, ponds, and roads. The central focus is on Mons, represented with a dense network of streets and buildings. This large-scale, hand-drawn map is a testament to the artistry and meticulousness of early mapmaking, offering a glimpse into the urban landscape of the region during the early 18th century.