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Jacob Roelofs van Deventer (c. 1500/1505 in Kampen – 1575 in Cologne) was a Netherlandish cartographer of the Renaissance. He is today best known for his work in systematically cartographing all towns and cities of the Habsburg Netherlands of his time. Van Deventer was among the first to make systematic use of triangulation, a technique whose theory was described by Gemma Frisius, one of his teachers at the University of Leuven.

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rdfs:label	Jacob van Deventer (de) Jacob van Deventer (cartographer) (en) Jacob van Deventer (fr) Jacob van Deventer (cartograaf) (nl) Jacob van Deventer (sv)
rdfs:comment	Jacob van Deventer (auch Jacob Roelofs, * um 1505 in Kampen (Niederlande); † 1575 in Köln) war ein Kartograf des 16. Jahrhunderts. (de) Jacob Roelofs van Deventer (c. 1500/1505 in Kampen – 1575 in Cologne) was a Netherlandish cartographer of the Renaissance. He is today best known for his work in systematically cartographing all towns and cities of the Habsburg Netherlands of his time. Van Deventer was among the first to make systematic use of triangulation, a technique whose theory was described by Gemma Frisius, one of his teachers at the University of Leuven. (en) Jacob van Deventer (ou Jacobus de Daventria ou Jacques de Deventer), né entre 1500 et 1505 peut-être à Deventer, probablement à Kampen (Pays-Bas); décédé début mai 1575 à Cologne, est un cartographe néerlandais du XVIe siècle. (fr) Jacob van Deventer (Kampen, ca. 1505 - Keulen, 1575) was een Nederlandse cartograaf. (nl) Jacob Roelofs van Deventer, född omkring 1500–1505 i Kampen, död 1575 i Köln, var en nederländsk kartograf under renässansen. Han är idag mest känd för sitt arbete att systematiskt rita kartor över alla holländska städer under sin samtid. (sv)
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has abstract	Jacob van Deventer (auch Jacob Roelofs, * um 1505 in Kampen (Niederlande); † 1575 in Köln) war ein Kartograf des 16. Jahrhunderts. (de) Jacob Roelofs van Deventer (c. 1500/1505 in Kampen – 1575 in Cologne) was a Netherlandish cartographer of the Renaissance. He is today best known for his work in systematically cartographing all towns and cities of the Habsburg Netherlands of his time. Van Deventer was among the first to make systematic use of triangulation, a technique whose theory was described by Gemma Frisius, one of his teachers at the University of Leuven. (en) Jacob van Deventer (ou Jacobus de Daventria ou Jacques de Deventer), né entre 1500 et 1505 peut-être à Deventer, probablement à Kampen (Pays-Bas); décédé début mai 1575 à Cologne, est un cartographe néerlandais du XVIe siècle. (fr) Jacob van Deventer (Kampen, ca. 1505 - Keulen, 1575) was een Nederlandse cartograaf. (nl) Jacob Roelofs van Deventer, född omkring 1500–1505 i Kampen, död 1575 i Köln, var en nederländsk kartograf under renässansen. Han är idag mest känd för sitt arbete att systematiskt rita kartor över alla holländska städer under sin samtid. (sv)
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