Kaart van Westfalen 1672

"Kaart van Westfalen" is a 1672 map of Westphalia by Jan Matthysz. The map details the geographic features of the region, including cities, towns, and rivers. The map is notable for its intricate detail, with numerous small towns and villages being labeled, and it displays the geographic reach of the Diocese of Paderborn. The map also features a compass, a common feature on maps from this period, and utilizes an ornate decorative border with the title written in a cartouche. It is a fine example of cartographic artistry and is an important primary source document for the study of Westphalian history and geography.