Kaart van Noord-Holland (bovenste deel) 1575 - 1608
joostjanszbilhamer
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This detailed map, titled "Kaart van Noord-Holland (bovenste deel)," was created by the Dutch cartographer Joost Jansz. Bilhamer between 1575 and 1608. It depicts the northern portion of the province of Noord-Holland, showcasing the intricate network of waterways, towns, and villages that characterize the region. The map's intricate lines and detailed annotations offer a glimpse into the geographic and urban landscape of 16th-century Holland. Notable elements include the prominent depiction of the Zuiderzee, a large inland sea, and the coastline, which features detailed representations of the dunes and beaches. This map is a valuable historical and cartographical resource that provides insight into the development of the Netherlands.
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