Kaart van de provincie Utrecht (eerste deel van boven) after 1696

"Kaart van de provincie Utrecht (eerste deel van boven)" is a detailed map of the Dutch province of Utrecht, created by Thomas Doesburgh after 1696. The map, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, features the province's major waterways, including the Haarlemmermeer, the Leidse Meer, and the Vechte River. It also shows the town of Amsterdam, which is located north of Utrecht. The map is a valuable resource for understanding the geography and history of this region of the Netherlands. This engraved map is a work of cartography and visualizes the landscape of the province, offering a valuable glimpse into the past.