Map of Saint-Savinien on the Charente River in 1713 from Recueil des Plans de Saintonge

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"Map of Saint-Savinien on the Charente River in 1713" is a historical cartographic work by Claude Masse, included in his collection "Recueil des Plans de Saintonge." Claude Masse (1652–1737) was a French military engineer and cartographer during the reign of Louis XIV, known for his detailed maps and plans of various regions in France. The map depicts the town of Saint-Savinien and its surrounding area, located along the Charente River in the historical province of Saintonge, now part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region in southwestern France.

Created in 1713, the map is a significant representation of the town's layout and geographical features during the early 18th century. It provides valuable insights into the urban design, fortifications, and rural landscape of the period, reflecting the strategic importance of river towns in the era's military and economic activities. The "Recueil des Plans de Saintonge" is a collection that showcases Masse's precision and attention to detail, offering a comprehensive visual record of the Saintonge province's settlements and fortifications.

The "Map of Saint-Savinien on the Charente River in 1713" serves as an important historical document for researchers and enthusiasts of cartography, urban planning, and French history. It stands as a testament to the cartographic skills of the early 18th century and provides a snapshot of the region's appearance and infrastructure prior to the significant urban and rural developments that would follow in the centuries to come.

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