This antique map created in 1665 is titled ‘Namvrcvm Comitatvs’, which translates to ‘County of Namur’ in English. The map depicts Belgium in the early 17th century, with Namur, Malonne, and Jambes located centrally. Belgium during this time was part of the Spanish Netherlands and was a centre for trade and commerce. It was also a region of conflict, with battles fought between the Spanish and French armies. The map may show the landscape, cities and towns, and important landmarks of the region.