Plattegrond van Koblenz 1702 - 1733

"Plattegrond van Koblenz" is a detailed map of the German city of Koblenz, created by Abraham Allard between 1702 and 1733. This meticulously drawn map showcases the city's layout, including its fortifications, waterways, and surrounding landscape. The map highlights key locations like the "Chateau der Hermannstein" and "Mefella." It provides valuable insight into the city's strategic importance as a border town between the Holy Roman Empire and France. This historically significant map serves as a visual record of the city's development in the early 18th century.