This antique map, created in 1665, is titled ‘Lapponia’. Lapponia translates to Lapland, a historical region that spans across parts of Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Russia. Finland in the early 17th Century was under Swedish rule and was known as the Grand Duchy of Finland. The map shows the northernmost part of Finland, with Luleå, Rovaniemi, and Tromsø located centrally. The surrounding areas are bordered by Sweden to the west and Norway to the north. The map may provide insight into the topography, geography, and settlements of the region at the time.