Frankfort is at the west, with coverage of Main River basin. Heidelberg and the lower Necker River are shown.  Regensburg is at the southeast corner.  

Shows much of Bavaria north of the Danube. Nuremberg is prominent at the western edge of coverage; Cham is near the eastern extent. 

Covers Bavaria south of the Danube River. Munich appears as another small town. Lakes are prominent. 

Covers Mittlemarck and the surroundings area, including the region around Berlin, which was not distinguished as a large city at the time. 

Northeastern Germany, edging into Poland, including the Berlin region. Shows the middle course of the Elbe and the lower Oder River. Petrus Kaerius is noted as the engraver. 

Central northern Germany; the Weser River to Brandenberg.  

Shows the countryside on either side of the Rhine from Coblenz to Wesel, with Cologne right in the middle. The orientation is with the north at the right.  

Northern Hesse, with a bit of western Thuringen. Shows the course of the Fulda and Werra Rivers. Kassel is toward the north; Fulda to the south. Petrus Kaerius is noted as the engraver. 

Shows the province and also Hamburg and its surroundings. In the cartouche, "Petrus Kaerius Caelavit". 

Shows much of the present state if Lower Saxony from Hamburg in the east to the Dutch frontier.   

Shows the East Frisian Islands. Coverage is from Bremen and the lower Weser in the east to the Dutch frontier in the west. 

Northern Germany, principally Lower Saxony and Mecklenburg, following the course of the lower Elbe and the adjacent countryside from the Baltic to Brunswick.  

Show part of Westphalia north of the Lippe River. In spite of the title with refers to Munster, coverage extends northward into present Lower Saxony as far as Oldenburg, including the Ems River basin.  North is at the left. 

Extends from Frankfort to Duisburg, showing the middle course of the Rhein and the lower Main, with much of the country to the north and east. 

Shows the lands on either side of the Rhein, south of the Main River. Saarbrucken is at the west; Heilbronn is toward the eastern edge; Baden is at the south. Topography and forests are prominent. 

Upper Saxony, with some coverage into present Poland east of the Oder. Leipzig is at the west. Nice topographic detail. 

Maps a small area near the head of the Ruhr River, bordering on Hesse. Mercator is explicitly credited as the cartographer; Petrus Kaerius is noted in the plate as the engraver.  

Covers part of North Rhein-Westphalia north of the Lippe River and east of the Weser, with southern portions of present Lower Saxony as far as Diepholz. Includes the historic cities of Munster, Paderborn and Bielefeld. There is a trace of the attribution to Petrus Kaerius below.

Covers part of North Rhein-Westphalia south of the Lippe River and northwest of the Eder at a relatively large scale. Show the upper reaches of the Rhur. Hamm is at the northwest.  

Covers most of Baden-Wurtemberg. Stuttgart is at the center;  Heidelberg is at the northern edge; Freiburg is at the south, near the Schwarzwald highlands. A bit of Bavaria appears east of Ulm.