Kaart van de Franse kust tussen Barfleur en Bayeux, 1726 1726

This 1726 map, created by an anonymous artist, depicts the French coastline between Barfleur and Bayeux. The detailed map is drawn in a classic cartographic style using lines and labels to show the land, water, and significant landmarks. It features a compass rose and a scale to indicate distances. The map's title is written in French, and it provides a visual record of the French coastline from the 18th century. The map is part of the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, measuring 221 mm high and 330 mm wide.