Kaart van Zuidwest-Engeland, 1709 1709

This detailed map of southwest England, created in 1709 by Dutch cartographer Jacobus Harrewijn, showcases the region's coastal landscape and inland towns. The map, titled "Kaart van Zuidwest-Engeland," depicts a range of geographical features, including rivers, forests, and coastal areas. The inclusion of ships along the coast highlights the region's maritime importance in the 18th century. The map, now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, provides a fascinating glimpse into the cartographic practices and geographical knowledge of the early modern period.