The antique map ‘Flandria et Zeelandia Comitatus’ was created in 1665 and depicts the historical regions of Flanders and Zeeland in Belgium. The title translates to ‘Counties of Flanders and Zeeland’. In the early 17th Century, Belgium was under Spanish rule and was known as the Spanish Netherlands. It was a prosperous region with a strong economy based on trade and industry. The map shows the central region of Belgium, including Brugge, Kortrijk, and Harelbeke, as well as its borders with the Netherlands, United Kingdom, and France. It provides a glimpse into the political and geographical landscape of the region during this period.