Ancient city plan of La Rochelle, 1636

Ancient city plan of La Rochelle, 1636Matthus Merian's 1636 map of La Rochelle, France, is a detailed and accurate depiction of the city at the time. The map is oriented with north to the top and shows the city surrounded by its walls and moat. The city is divided into several districts, and the most important buildings are clearly labeled, including the Town Hall, the Cathedral of Saint Louis, and the Port of La Rochelle. The map also shows the city's harbor and the surrounding islands.

It serves as a historical testament to the interplay between tourism

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Jean Boisseau (1606-1673) was a French geographer and cartographer known for his work in the 17th century

a period of economic

and he conducted numerous dissections in order to gain a better understanding of anatomy

with a focus on passenger and cargo transportation between Marseille and various destinations in the Mediterranean

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a prominent German mapmaker and publisher of the 18th century

Whether you are intrigued by history or eager to delve into the wonders of this remarkable city

The maps in "Theatrum Terrae Sanctae" are accompanied by explanatory text

His works include various publications such as "Meyer's Conversations-Lexikon" and the "Grosser Hand-Atlas

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