Rvraemvnda vulgo Roermond by Anna Beek (1709)

Hand-colored 1709 bird's-eye map of fortified Roermond with walls, streets, churches, the Maas river and coats of arms.

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A hand-colored bird's-eye map of the fortified town Rvraemvnda, known today as Roermond, shows its star-shaped walls, dense rows of red-roofed houses, and churches within a grid of streets. The Maas river curves along the left side, with boats and a smaller branch of the Roer winding through the lower right, and two coats of arms appear at the top. The print is dated 1709 and is attributed to Anna Beek.

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