DUCHY OF LÜNEBURG

And a delineation of the adjacent regions.

By the Author JOHANNES MELLINGER.

A hand-colored engraved map titled "DVCATVS LVNEBVRGENSIS," depicting the Duchy of Lüneburg and adjacent regions. The map features a highly decorative title cartouche in the upper left corner, adorned with scrolls, masks, and fruit. In the upper right corner, a smaller cartouche displays two linear scales for German and French miles, topped with a pair of dividers.

The topography includes numerous small town icons with red roofs, shaded green forests (represented by clusters of trees), and winding blue-tinted river systems including the Albis (Elbe). Regional boundaries are delineated with colored lines (yellow, red, and green). Large regional names are printed across their respective territories. The map is bordered by a graduated latitude and longitude scale, with cardinal directions labeled in Latin: Septentrio (North), Meridies (South), Oriens (East), and Occidens (West).

At the bottom left, a small imprint note indicates the publisher.

Common German miles
Common French miles

North

South

East

West

PART OF SAXONY.

PART OF THE DUCHY OF MECKLENBURG.

Part of the Margraviate of Brandenburg.

PART OF THE ARCHBISHOPRIC OF MAGDEBURG.

Part of the Duchy of Brunswick.

BISHOPRIC OF MÜNSTER original: "STIFT MVNSTER"

BISHOPRIC OF MINDEN original: "STIFT MINDEN"

COUNTY OF SCHAUMBURG.

COUNTY OF DIEPHOLZ.

BREMEN.

BISHOPRIC OF VERDEN original: "STIFT VERDEN"

LÜNEBURG LANDS original: "CANABYLE LVNEBVRGICA"

HOYA STATE.

Amsterdam, published by Willem Blaeu.