Full title: The Dukedom of Pomerania, which is Comprehended into the Circle of the Upper Saxony divided as it is att Present Parted betweene the Crown of Sweden and the Elector of Brandenbourg in which are the Dukedoms of Pomerania, Stettin, Wolgast, Bardt, Cassubia, and of Vandalia, The Principality and Island of Rugen, the Countie of Gutzcow, the Lordship of Louwenboch and Butow. Described by Sanson - Corrected & Amended by William Berry.
A hand-colored map of the Duchy of Pomerania, which in the present day is the region of the southern shore of the Baltic Sea and is split between Germany and Poland. This map is from A Collection of Maps of the World (London: William Berry, 1680-1689). The mapmaker William Berry (fl. 1669-1709) is sometimes known as the English Sanson for this publication of English copies of the maps by French cartographer (Nicolas or Guilliaume) Sanson. Relief is depicted pictorially. At the top are two cartouches. The cartouche to the left with whales and sea nymphs encloses the bar scales in Italian miles, common leagues of Germany, great leagues of Germany, and common leagues of France. The cartouche to the right is depicted as a vignette of various hunting activities. Berry dedicates the map "To the most serene and most sacred majty. James II."
