Kaart van de grietenij Haskerland 1664

"Kaart van de grietenij Haskerland" (Map of the Haskerland region) is a detailed map created in 1664 by Dutch artist Jacob van Meurs. This map depicts the Haskerland region in the Netherlands, with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing its villages, waterways, and surrounding areas. The map is adorned with elaborate borders and a coat of arms featuring a seated figure holding a fish, indicative of the region's fishing industry. Van Meurs, known for his detailed cartographic works, created this map for practical and informational purposes, providing insights into the geography and landscape of Haskerland. This map is currently held in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and exemplifies the meticulousness of Dutch cartography in the 17th century.