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File:Nieuw-Herlaer Castle in 1603.png

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English: 's-Hertogenbosch fruitlessly besieged by Maurice, 1603.

Genuina et syncera delineatio obsessae urbis Busciducen prout ea Ao. 1603 (titel on object)

In the center of the fragment the watermill of Halder on the Dommel. North of it Nieuw-Herlaer Castle (Nieu Keller). The Dommel itself flowed north of the castle, cf. the 1801 map. The Esschestroom flows from the south to the west of the map fragment.
Nederlands: 's-Hertogenbosch tevergeefs belegerd door Maurits, 1603

Genuina et syncera delineatio obsessae urbis Busciducen prout ea Ao. 1603 (titel op object) Oprechte en grondelijcke Afconterfeytinghe der belegerde Stadt van t'Shertogenbosch (titel op object)

Rechts van het midden de watermolen van Halder aan de Dommel. Ten noorden daarvan Kasteel Nieuw-Herlaer (Nieu Keller). De Dommel stroomde in werkelijkheid noordelijk om het kasteel, Vergelijk de kaart van 1801. De Esschestroom stroomt van zuid naar west op dit fragment.
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Source Rijksmuseum RP-P-OB-80.655, http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.454674
Author Bartholomeus Smalleveld

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Fragment of a map of the 1603 siege of 's-Herrtogenbosch, showing Nieuw-Herlaer Castle.

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