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PLANTATIONS – PARAMARIBO

& Observations by Daniel Rolander in 1755

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TYPE:Image
DATE:1750 - 1755
ARTIST:Map. Amsterdam: Hendrik de Leth, [1750?]. 
AUTHOR:Daniel Rolander (1723-1793)
CAT/REF NUMBER:‘Algemeene Kaart van de Colonie of Provintie van Suriname, met de rivieren, districten, ontdekkingen
COLLECTION(S):Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, Digital Collection. Boston Public Library, US.
ADDED:22/05/2023
iFELLOW:Viveka Hansen
JOURNALS ETC: Linnaeus Apostles Global Science & Adventure, Volume 3, Book 3, Page 1307
CONTENT: This mid-18th century Dutch plan of the city Paramaribo on the coast of Surinam includes property lines and names of landowners. From the perspective of the Linnaeus Apostle, Daniel Rolander’s visit to the area in 1755, one of the many plantation owners stands out. It was the lieutenant colonel and plant collector Carl Gustaf Dahlberg (1720-1781), whose coffee plantation was marked with a ‘V. Dalbberg en Comp.’ Rolander mentioned Dahlberg’s plantation repeatedly in the journal; among many matters, he noted: ‘The plantations in these lands are brought down on one side or extremity to some river in order that the inhabitants may reach them by boats and so water can be channelled into the crops or drained out of them, according to the demands of necessity.’
GEO-LOCATION:WGS84(5.82335, -55.15341)




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