Publication: El territorio de Doñana en la cartografía histórica.
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Posada Simeón, José Carlos
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El territorio de Doñana se ha cartografiado a lo largo de la historia a diversas escalas, bien como parte de un territorio mayor, bien considerando sólo el ámbito comarcal, en este caso en menor medida. A su vez, los elementos geográficos que han aparecido en los mapas han ido variando conforme este territorio ha evolucionado hacia lo que es hoy Doñana. Para analizar esta transformación partimos, en este estudio, de los escasos mapas de finales de la Edad Media, donde surgen los primeros topónimos, hasta finales del XVIII con mapas que se circunscriben exclusivamente a este espacio y con una riqueza de elementos cartográficos bastante significativa.
The territory of Doñana has been mapped throughout history at different scales, either as part of a larger territory, or considering only the local area, in this case, to a lesser extent. In turn, the geographical elements that have appeared on the maps have been changing as this territory has evolved towards what Doñana is nowadays. To analyze this transformation, we started, in this study, from the few maps that exist from the end of the Middle Ages, where the first toponyms appear, until the end of the 18th century, with maps that are limited exclusively to this space and with a wealth of cartographic elements quite significant.
The territory of Doñana has been mapped throughout history at different scales, either as part of a larger territory, or considering only the local area, in this case, to a lesser extent. In turn, the geographical elements that have appeared on the maps have been changing as this territory has evolved towards what Doñana is nowadays. To analyze this transformation, we started, in this study, from the few maps that exist from the end of the Middle Ages, where the first toponyms appear, until the end of the 18th century, with maps that are limited exclusively to this space and with a wealth of cartographic elements quite significant.