Plattegrond van burgerwijk nummer 7 te Amsterdam, onder leiding van kapitein Jan de Lange after 1734

This anonymous map from after 1734 depicts a detailed plan of the 7th burgerwijk in Amsterdam, a neighborhood designed under the direction of Captain Jan de Lange. The map uses intricate lines to show the layout of streets, buildings, and waterways. It is a fascinating example of the meticulous planning that shaped the urban landscape of Amsterdam in the 18th century. The map's inclusion of decorative coats of arms and ornate framing enhances its visual appeal and adds to its historical significance. The precise depiction of the neighborhood's features would have been valuable for both urban planning and navigational purposes. This detailed map serves as a valuable historical record of a specific area in Amsterdam and its development.