Kaart van de Zuidelijke Nederlanden, ca. 1701-1702 1701 - 1702

This anonymous map, titled "Kaart van de Zuidelijke Nederlanden" and dating back to 1701-1702, offers a detailed cartographic view of the Southern Netherlands. Displayed in the Rijksmuseum, the map utilizes a grid pattern, indicating the land's political and geographic divisions. It reveals the intricate boundaries of various regions, including Brabant, Flanders, Hainault, Namur, and Liege. The map's fine lines and meticulous detail showcase the precision and artistry of cartography during this period. The map provides insight into the political landscape and regional distinctions of the Southern Netherlands during the early 18th century.