Kaart van het gebied rond de stad Namen, belegerd door het Franse leger, 1692 1692

This detailed map by Robert Cordier, created in 1692, depicts the movements of French and allied armies during the Siege of Namur. The map, "Carte particulière des Mouvements faits et des Postes occupéz par LES ARMEES DE FRANCE et CELLES DES CONFEDEREZ pendant Lt. SiKUE DE NAMUR," highlights the strategic positions and troop movements in the region around the city of Namur. The intricate detail, including the location of forests, rivers, and fortifications, provides a valuable historical record of this significant military campaign. This map is a testament to the importance of cartography in understanding the complexities of warfare.