This finely executed seventeenth-century map depicts the historical province of Bresse in eastern France, published in Amsterdam by Willem Janszoon Blaeu. Orientated with North to the top, the map covers the region bounded by the Saône River to the west, Lake Geneva (Lacus Lemanus) and the Duchy of Savoy to the east, and the Lyonnais region to the south. Major regional centers including Bourg-en-Bresse, Geneva, and Belleville are detailed alongside topographical features such as the Jura mountain chain, forested tracts, and major lakes including Lac du Bourget. The map is embellished with classic Dutch Golden Age cartographic detail. The lower right corner features an ornate title cartouche framed by allegorical female figures bearing crops, symbolizing the agrarian abundance of the province. At the bottom center, putti and surveyors with sighting tools measure a distance scale labeled Milliaria Gallica communia, showcasing the intellectual and artistic sophistication characteristic of the Blaeu firm.