Kaart van het baljuwschap Kennemerland 1718 - 1726

This anonymous 18th-century map from the Rijksmuseum depicts the “Baljuwschap Kennemerland,” a region of the Netherlands known for its diverse landscape and rich history. The map, created between 1718-1726, showcases the intricate network of canals, roads, and towns that define the area. Its detailed representation of the region’s physical geography, including the waterways of the Het Ye and the North Sea, highlights the importance of water transport and navigation during this era. The intricate details of the map, its fine lines, and the use of color to denote different features, make this a remarkable example of Dutch cartography.