Kaart van de polder het Koegras (bovenste deel) 1672

"Kaart van de polder het Koegras (bovenste deel)" is a detailed map of the Koegras polder, created in 1672 by renowned Dutch cartographer Frederik de Wit. This intricate map, now held in the Rijksmuseum, provides a fascinating glimpse into the landscape of the Netherlands in the 17th century. De Wit’s meticulous attention to detail captures the polder's intricate network of canals, fields, and villages, offering a valuable historical and geographical record. The map highlights the significance of land reclamation and water management in Dutch society.