Kaart van Brabant, bestaande uit vier delen after 1794
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This four-part map of the Duchy of Brabant, created by Dutch cartographer Cornelis van Baarsel after 1794, depicts the intricate network of roads and waterways that crisscrossed the region. Van Baarsel (1761-1826), known for his detailed and accurate maps, presents a comprehensive overview of Brabant's geography, capturing the essence of its landscape and infrastructure. The map's four sections, each measuring 1106 mm in height and 1283 mm in width, offer a detailed view of this historically significant region.
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