In Dutch it's very likely that the spelling 'progressed' in the meantime.
How does one search for a specific map of a river in the region of interest?
Jo
On Sat, Apr 25, 2020 at 11:19 AM Pierre Parmentier <
pierrecparment...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The Belgian State Archives have put the following archives online:
> 'Ministère de l'Intérieur. Plans généraux des cours d'eau non navigables ni
> flottables' (1877-1890).
>
> You can find them via Cartesius.be. They can be useful for
> finding/veryfying the correct names of small streams and rivers. But be
> careful: it appears that in some cases the actual current names (hydronyms)
> are slightly different from what they were at the end of the nineteenth
> century! These maps cover the entire Belgian territory they said but I did
> not check it really ;-)
>
> Two samples:
>
>-
>
> https://search.arch.be/imageserver/topview.php?FIF=510/510_0156_000/510_0156_000_00159_000/510_0156_000_00159_000_0_0003.jp2
>-
>
> https://search.arch.be/imageserver/topview.php?FIF=510/510_0156_000/510_0156_000_00132_000/510_0156_000_00132_000_0_0095.jp2
>
> Pierre P.
> aka foxanddpotatoes
>
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