Inval van graaf Hendrik van den Bergh in de Veluwe, 1629 1629

This detailed map, created by Claes Jansz. Visscher in 1629, depicts the IJssel River from Arnhem to Deventer, Netherlands, with a focus on the Veluwe region. The map includes several inset panels that provide specific details of key locations, such as the fortifications at Zutphen. The map's intricate details and precise scale offer valuable insight into the geography and strategic importance of this region during the Dutch Golden Age. This map serves as a primary historical source, providing information on the landscape, infrastructure, and military operations of the period.