Kaart van het Graafschap Holland en Utrecht (plaat 16) 1639

This detailed map of the Dutch provinces of Holland and Utrecht was created by Jacob Aertsz. Colom in 1639. The map is a fine example of 17th-century cartography, using intricate lines and precise details to depict the land, water, and settlements of the region. The map is valuable for its historical significance as it provides a snapshot of the landscape and divisions of the Netherlands at that time. It showcases the Dutch advancements in mapping and the burgeoning interest in precise geographical representations. The map, measuring 405 mm in height and 295 mm in width, can be found at the Rijksmuseum.