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An engraved map of the County of Hainaut ("Comitatus Hannoniæ") contained within an oval frame, which is itself set within a rectangular border featuring decorative floral scrolls in the corners. The map shows a detailed layout of the region, including towns, rivers, and forests. To the right, a cartouche features the map's title and a scale. The four cardinal directions—Septentrio North, Oriens East, Meridies South, and Occidens West—are printed on the border of the rectangular frame.

County of HAINAUT

Two miles of Hainaut

With privilege

NORTH

EAST

SOUTH

WEST

Part of Brabant
Part of Luxembourg
Part of Namur
Part of Gaul
Part of Artois
Part of Flanders

Hainaut

Major towns and landmarks identified on the map:
Nivelle, Hal, Engien, Lessines, Ath, Leuze, Mons, Binch, Tournay, Mortagne, Condé, S. Ghislain, Valencene, Bouchain, Cambray, Quesnoy, Landreci, Avesnes, Maubeuge, Bavay, Solre, Beaumont, Walcourt, Philippeville, Marieburg, Chimay.