Kaart van het graafschap Holland 1683 - 1709

This detailed map of the County of Holland, created by an anonymous artist between 1683 and 1709, showcases the region's intricate geography and political boundaries. The map features a compass rose, emphasizing the importance of navigation and trade in the region. The intricate lines and annotations denote major cities, waterways, and surrounding lands, offering a comprehensive view of Holland's landscape. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, this historical map serves as a testament to the Dutch Golden Age's interest in cartography and its exploration of the world.