Old Map of Brazil by Visscher, 1690: Rio De Janeiro, São Paulo, Salvador, São Luís, Natal Size:32x40in (80x100cm) and natural phenomena near these

and natural phenomena near these settlements:

which was a smaller city than it is today - you can see that much of Southwark

Ivybridge (referred to in documents from 1280) - Known for its paper mills and the beautiful Ivy Bridge

and Stavanger and the prefecture of Bohuslän which are further subdivided into other smaller parts'

And in the top left and right corners there are wonderful visualisations of the difference between Long Wave and Short Wave radio networks

Old Map of Brazil by Visscher, 1690: Rio De Janeiro, São Paulo, Salvador, São Luís, Natal Size:32x40in (80x100cm) and natural phenomena near theseDive into the rich history and breathtaking geography of Brazil with the exquisite 'Accuratissima Brasiliae tabula', translated to 'The Most Accurate Map of Brazil', a meticulously crafted map from 1690 by the renowned mapmaker Nicolaes Visscher II. This splendid cartographic masterpiece captures the essence of Brazil during the late 17th century, providing a glimpse into the past with its depiction of political divisions and regions that compose the