Kaart van de departementen Amstelland, Maasland en Utrecht 1807

This map, created by Cornelis van Baarsel in 1807, depicts the regions of Amstelland, Maasland and Utrecht in the Netherlands. It provides a detailed representation of the region's geography, including its waterways and towns, likely intended for use by cartographers or those interested in the landscape of the Netherlands. The map features a key, which explains the different symbols used to denote specific features, like roads, towns, and rivers. This map is a valuable historical document, offering insight into the landscape and cartographic techniques of the early 19th century.