Plattegrond van Wesel after 1649

This detailed map of Wesel, Germany, is a fascinating example of cartography from the 17th century. Created by an anonymous artist after 1649, the map provides a meticulous view of the city's layout, including its fortifications, streets, and waterways. The intricate details and clear labeling make this map a valuable historical document for understanding the urban development of Wesel during this period. The map is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, offering a glimpse into the past of this strategically important city on the Rhine.