The antique map created in 1665 titled ‘Norvegia Regnvm, Vulgo Nor-ryke’ translates to ‘Norway Kingdom, commonly known as Norway’. The map shows the kingdom of Norway in the early 17th century, including its central cities of Oslo, Trondheim, and Bergen. Bordering countries such as Sweden and Finland are also depicted. During this period, Norway was a relatively small and sparsely populated country, with a largely agrarian economy. The map provides a glimpse into the geography and topography of the region, including its mountainous terrain and extensive coastline.