Antique city plan of Gdansk, 1730

Antique city plan of Gdansk, 1730Matthus Seutter was a renowned 18th century German cartographer and map publisher. He crafted the map "Dantiscum s Gedanum celeberrimum spatiosum et munitum Emporium ac Hanseatica Civitas ad Ostia Vistulae in Polonia Borussia in Provincia Pomerellia sita Augsburg circa1730" in 1730. The map title translate as "Dantiscum, the famous, spacious, and fortified emporium, and Hanseatic city situated at the mouth of the Vistula in Poland, in the Prussian

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