Kaart van de Purmer (rechterhelft), 1618 c. 1683 - 1980

This is a detailed, black and white map by Johannes Leupenius, a Dutch cartographer known for his work in the late 17th century. It depicts the right half of the area around the Purmer, a region of polders in North Holland, The Netherlands. The map is titled "Kaart van de Purmer (rechterhelft)," meaning "Map of the Purmer (right half)," and dates back to around 1683. It is now housed in the renowned Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The map demonstrates the precision and detail common in cartography of the period, depicting various features of the landscape, including waterways, fields, and villages, along with their Dutch names. This engraving is a valuable historical document, offering insights into the geographical and agricultural development of the region during this time.