Map of Zeeland, consisting of nine parts
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
In the upper left, the coat of arms of Zeeland supported by a triton and a female ichthyocentaur; to the left thereof a triton with a trumpet and below it the title. To the right thereof two putti with a partial title. In the upper left, to the left of the island of Schouwen-Duiveland, a small scale bar: Scale of 1000 Bloysche roeden making a half common Dutch mile. To the left, above the island of Walcheren, a small scale bar: Scale of 1000 Bloysche roeden making a half common Dutch mile. To the left, below Walcheren, a partial title and legend. In the center, below Zuid-Beveland, a small scale bar: Scale of 1000 Bloysche roeden making a half common Dutch mile. At the bottom in the center, in the Western Scheldt, a large scale bar with on the left a female figure, in the center a seal, and on the right a fisherman with a rod and a compass: Scale of 2000 Bloysche roeden, making a common Dutch mile, of 15 to a degree. At the bottom, to the right of the center, a partial title.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description