File:189 - Mastricht - Maastricht.jpg

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Nederlands: Kaart van de omgeving van Maastricht door Joseph de Ferraris (1726–1814). De ferrariskaarten beperken zich in principe tot het grondgebied van de toenmalige Oostenrijkse Nederlanden en het Prinsbisdom Luik. Om die reden is de oostelijke Maasoever (grotendeels behorend tot de Hollandse Republiek) minder gedetailleerd weergegeven. NB: de kaart bevat diverse fouten. Veel plaatsnamen zijn verkeerd gespeld. Zo wordt met "Lavandegh" waarschijnlijk Slavante bedoeld, de plaatselijke benaming van het Observantenklooster bij Sint Pieter. Met de "Seigneurie de Lonaken" wordt de Heerlijkheid Pietersheim bedoeld. Het gehucht Caberg ("Cauwenbergh") ligt te dicht bij Maastricht. Het dorp Montenaken (tegenwoordig Vroenhoven) zou vlak bij Wolder ("Wilré") moeten liggen. Vlijtingen lijkt hier onderdeel van de Vroenhof te zijn, maar was in werkelijkheid de hoofdbank van de elf banken van Sint-Servaas. Heer en Keer zijn eveneens banken van Sint-Servaas (en geen redemptiedorpen, zoals aangegeven).
Français : Carte de Mastricht - Maastricht, Belgique par Joseph de Ferraris (1726 – 1814)
English: Map of Mastricht - Maastricht, Belgium by Joseph de Ferraris (1726 – 1814)
Date between 1771 and 1778
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Author Joseph de Ferraris (1726 – 1814)
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