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Bird's eye view of the island of Ambon
Bird's-eye map of the island of Ambon
Map of Ambon
Map of Ambon and environs
Map of Boero, Ambon and part of Ceram
Map of Ceram, Ambon and the Banda islands
Map of Ceram, Boura, Amboina and adjacent islands
Map of Groot Ceram, that is, the Moluccas
Map of the island of Ceram
Map of the islands of Haruku, Saparua and Nusa Laut near Ambon, expedition of A. Gijsels
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the south coast of Ceram and the islands of Nusa Laut, Honimoa and Oma
Map of the southeastern part of the Banda islands
Map of the southern part of Celebes, Ceram and Timor
Map showing several Moluccan islands and a view of Seram
Maps of the fortifications on Oma and Saparoua
Maps of the islands of Manipa, Noesa Laut, Oma en Honimoa and a depiction of Manipese fencers
Maps of the islands of Noessa-Laoet and Oma
The western part of the island of Ceram
Three perspectives of Haruku, Saparua, also known as Honimoa, and Nusa Laut
View of the fortification of Oma, expedition A. Gijsels
View of the island of Oma, expedition A. Gijsels.

Fort Zeelandia was situated on the island of Haruku, also known as Oma. Together with the islands of Nusalaut and Saparua, Haruku fell within the district, or 'gouvernement', of Ambon. The governor of Ambon was the head of the Christian and Islamic national law courts, on which the local rulers also sat. All except four of the villages on Haruku had been converted to Christianity by the Portuguese.