Kaart van het Graafschap Holland en Utrecht (plaat 26) 1639

This detailed map of the counties of Holland and Utrecht, created by Jacob Aertsz. (I) Colom in 1639, showcases the intricate geography of the region. The map, part of a larger series, features a complex network of waterways, roads, and fields, with detailed labels in Dutch. Colom's precise depiction of land boundaries, towns, and water features demonstrates the cartographic skills of the time. This map is a valuable resource for understanding the historical landscape of Holland and Utrecht, now preserved in the Rijksmuseum.