The antique map ‘Mechlinia Dominivm, et Aerschot Dvcatvs’ was created in 1665 and depicts the territories of Mechelen and Aarschot in Belgium during the early 17th Century. Mechelen was a significant religious and political centre during this period, while Aarschot was an important duchy. The map features various cities, towns and villages located within these territories, including Tremelo, Heist-op-den-Berg, and Begijnendijk, which are situated centrally. The bordering country of the Netherlands is also depicted on the map. Overall, the map offers a fascinating insight into the cartography and geography of Belgium during this era.