Plattegrond van Den Haag (tiende deel) Possibly 1665 - 1682

"Plattegrond van Den Haag (tiende deel)" is a detailed engraving depicting a map of The Hague, the capital of the Netherlands. This section, possibly dating between 1665 and 1682, is one of ten parts that make up the complete map. Created by Cornelis Elandts, a Dutch cartographer known for his precise and intricate maps, this work showcases the city's layout and architecture in great detail. The image shows the city's grid-like street plan, with canals and buildings clearly marked. The engraving features a decorative border, likely composed of instruments related to surveying and navigation, highlighting the importance of cartography during this period. This meticulous depiction of The Hague provides a valuable historical record of the city during the 17th century.