Deel van een kaart van Rijnland, met Haarlem en omgeving 1615

This detailed map of Haarlem and its surroundings was created by Floris Balthasarsz van Berckenrode in 1615, shortly before his death. The map uses color to depict different geographic features, such as rivers, forests, and fields. The city of Haarlem itself is highlighted in a red-brown color, providing viewers with a visual emphasis on its importance. This piece is an excellent example of early Dutch cartography and offers valuable insights into the landscape and urban development of the region during the 17th century. The map's intricate details and accurate representation of the terrain made it an essential tool for navigation and planning.