Kaart van de streek tussen Mannheim en Landau, 1726 1726

"Kaart van de streek tussen Mannheim en Landau, 1726" is a detailed map created by Abraham Allard in 1726. The map depicts the region between Mannheim and Landau, showcasing its geographical features, including rivers, forests, and towns. Allard, a Dutch cartographer, created maps that were highly regarded for their accuracy and meticulous detail. This map, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a fascinating glimpse into the cartographic practices of the early 18th century. The map's meticulous detail and precise representation of geographical features demonstrate the significant advancements in mapmaking during this era.