Pillenburg

[waldronate]

Both. It's one style of indicating water (you need to zoom in a bit on the link to see it). I think that the resolution of Sapiento's map might be causing it to show more strongly than in the linked map; he also stopped the lines after a little bit. The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge maps are pretty much in that style.

The moat areas might be a little small for that water treatment.

[Sapiento]

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I'm talking about this^ Not sure what it is but the digital expand selection may make it looks odd (expecially where thin lines join on some areas)

Oh, there's water between the fortifications.

[- Max -]

Oh that makes sense so (though the brown color doesn't help to get it at the first)

[Sapiento]

I have created two new versions which shows the water in a different way. Which one works better?

[Neyjour]

I like the 2nd one best.

The previous all-brown version was extremely confusing for me, in regards to what was water and what wasn't. But funnily enough, this new brown version (with just a faint green/blue edging) actually looks more like water to me than the blue one does. Strange... I also just like the look of it better as well. Love all the browns with just a hint of colour. Very pretty.

[- Max -]

The second one is nice, though I'd change the green color on coastline, which is a bit confusing with the blue of waterline.

[Sapiento]

Some small edits on the map and a first idea for the border.

[Sapiento]

Legend added.

[Sapiento]

Compass and scale bar added. I think the map is finished now.

[- Max -]

I have the feeling it lacks some....old touch on it....Also is there anything planned in the eloty space of the key cartouche?