This antique map created in 1665 titled ‘Pars Avstralior Ivtiae Septentrionalis’ depicts the southern part of Northern Jutland, Denmark. The title translates to ‘The Southern Part of Northern Jutland’. In the early 17th century, Denmark was a constitutional monarchy ruled by the House of Oldenburg. The country was primarily agricultural with some trade and fishing industries. The population was relatively small and concentrated in a few cities and towns, including Vejle, Horsens, and Brande which are located centrally on the map. The map provides a glimpse into the geography and topography of the region during this time period.