Map of Zeithain and Mühlberg, 1730 (Zeithain, Saxony, Germany) 51°20ʹ01ʺN 13°20ʹ17ʺE; (Mühlberg, Brandenburg, Germany) 51°26ʹ04ʺN 13°13ʹ18ʺE

A map showing the locations of the lodgings of the guests and the area occupied by the Saxon army at the Zeithainer Lustlager (the location is sometimes described as at Mühlberg, which lies to the north-west of Zeithain), promoted by Frederick Augustus I (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony and King of Poland (as Augustus II) in order to display the prowess of his newly reorganised army, from 30 May to 28 June 1730. Oriented with north to top.

The area occupied by the encampment of the Saxon army is shown by two long narrow rectangles; part of the area used for the manoeuvres is marked by the dashed lines, with the small filled rectangle in the middle of the north-eastern line representing the pavillion from which the King of Poland and his visitors watched the proceedings. The actual area of the exercises extended further to the north-east and was bordered by the road running through Lichtensee and Streumen.

The villages where the royal and aristocratic guests from all over Europe were quartered are marked in red ink with the guest's name.

Condition: creased; surface dirt along bottom edge. Verso: surface dirt along top edge; foxing.