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

"Plattegrond van Den Haag (twaalfde deel)" is a detailed bird's-eye view map of the Dutch city of The Hague, created by Cornelis Elandts, a prominent Dutch cartographer, between 1665 and 1682. The map showcases the city's layout with precise detail, including its canals, streets, buildings, and surrounding landscape. The map features a prominent coat of arms in the bottom right corner, likely representing the Dutch royal family of that time. This detailed map serves as a valuable historical document for understanding the urban development of The Hague in the 17th century and exemplifies the precision and artistry of Dutch cartography during this period.