The antique map ‘Agri Zypani nova descript.’ was created in 1665 and depicts the region of the Netherlands in the early 17th century. The title translates to ‘New description of the Zijpe region’, which refers to a small region in the northern part of the province of North Holland. The map shows a central area with several towns and villages, including Sint Maartensbrug, Schagerbrug, and Schagen. The Netherlands during this time period was a prosperous and powerful maritime nation, known for its trade and commerce. The country was also heavily involved in the Dutch Golden Age, a period of great cultural and artistic achievement. The map offers a unique glimpse into the landscape and geography of this important historical era.