Kaart van Valkenburg en Dalhem 1700 - 1735

This hand-colored map, created between 1700 and 1735 by an anonymous artist, depicts the areas of Valkenburg and Dalhem in the Netherlands. The map is detailed, showcasing various geographical features, including rivers, forests, and towns. Its colorful portrayal highlights the distinct boundaries of these regions, offering a glimpse into the cartographical practices of the early 18th century. The map's small size, measuring 153 mm in height and 235 mm in width, suggests it may have been part of a larger collection of regional maps. This map provides historical insight into the geographical and political landscapes of the Netherlands during the period.