Regional Maps
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Tobias Conrad Lotter Map of Galicia and Lodomeria, ca. 1775Engraved and hand-colored "New Map of the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, with the Duchy of Bukovina," showing towns (distinguished in four classes from fortified to ordinary to village to hamlet), postal routes, and major geographic landmarks. Annotated in French (and some Latin), and scaled in miles and toise d'ordonnance. Undated map produced by Tobias Conrad Lotter and Sons of Augsburg, Bavaria between 1772~1810, probably during Lotter's lifetime (by 1775). Single image, sourced by Pamela Weisberger, from the New York Public Library. |
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William Faden Map of the Third Partition of Poland 1799Historic map of the Third Partition of Poland by the British publisher William Faden, published in 1799. The very detailed map shows the 'dismemberment' of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (bordered in pink) into Russian (beige), Prussian (yellow), and Austrian (green) partitions; Austrian Galicia is included in the green partition. The map also shows key land and water features, includes notes about the first partition, and an estimate of populations in the divided regions. Single image, sourced by Richard Cooper. |
 
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von Schlieben Map of Three Galician Kreise (L'viv, Zolochiv, Zhovkva), ca. 1828Lithographed black & white map with colored kreis (administrative circle) boundaries from "Atlas von Europa nebst den Kolonien, für Geschäftsmänner, Zeitungsleser und Besitzer des Conversations-Lexicons" ("Atlas of Europe, together with the colonies, for businessmen, newspaper readers and owners of phrasebooks"), published by Göschen of Leipzig about 1828. The lithograph was created by Wilhelm Ernst August von Schlieben (1781~1839), a military surveyor and economic statistician from Saxony who produced influential studies of many European crownlands. This map covers three adjacent kreise of Galicia, numbered here as 1: L'viv (Львів, Lwów, Lvov, Lemberg); 2: Zolochiv (Золочів, Złoczów), including Brody and Busk; 3: Zhovkva (Жовква, Żółkiew, Zholkva), including Belz and Rawa Ruska. The map is small but sharp and well-detailed, and includes all major and many minor towns (mostly with Polish spelling), key roads, rivers and lakes, colored kreis boundaries and a scale bar in miles. Single image of a map purchased and scanned for Gesher Galicia by Dr. Alex Feller, sourced from a public auction.von Schlieben Map of Three Galician Kreise (Sambir, Stryi, Ivano-Frankivsk), ca. 1828Companion map to the above, with kreise numbered here as 12: Sambir (Самбір, Sambor), including Drohobycz; 13: Stryi (Стрий, Stryj, Stry), including Kalush and Bukachivtsi; 17: Ivano-Frankivsk (Івано-Франківськ, Stanisławów, Stanyslaviv, Stanislau), including Monastyryska. Single image of a map purchased and scanned for Gesher Galicia by Dr. Alex Feller, sourced from a public auction. |
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Stanisław Majerski Map of Galicia and Lodomeria, ca. 1910Historic map of the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, with the Grand Duchy of Krakow and the Duchies of Auschwitz and Zator, showing towns, elevation, and major geographic landmarks. Produced by Stanisław Majerski between 1908~1911, in Lwów. Single image, sourced by Logan Kleinwaks, from the Krosnienska Digital Library; original cloth-backed map from the collection of Haliny Stępień. |
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Galicia Composite Voivodeship Administrative Map 1938Modern composite administrative map of the historical region of Galicia, comprising the voivodeships of Kraków, Lwów, Stanisławów, and Tarnopol. Administrative districts highlighted in a four-color scheme.Assembled for Gesher Galicia by TarichaRivularis and licensed under CC-BY-SA. |
Town Maps
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Belz Center Cadastral Map (unknown date)Cadastral map of the center of Belz, administrative district of Sokal, region of L'viv. Unknown date and record source. Single image, sourced by Karen Roekard. |
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Berezhany Town Cadastral Map 1846Complete cadastral map of the town of Berezhany (Бережани, Brzeżany), currently in the Berezhany raion, Ternopil oblast, from 1846. Cloth-backed, folded, and bound into a compact book for portability; the map is very worn at section edges. Re-ambulated and heavily annotated with redline corrections and updates; the map shows overlapping numbering systems, for original property listings (in black) and revised building and land lists (in red). The revision marking also shows a subdivision of the cadastral area into inner town, suburban settlements, and outer villages. Mapped features of the town include the Berezhany castle and grounds, a market square and hall, a Bernardine monastery, an urban park, several churches and a synagogue, numerous Potocki family properties, and the town's large artificial lake (the 'Golden Pond', uncolored on this map, between Siolko and Kasztalówka). |
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Bohorodczany Center Cadastral Map 1851/1878Cadastral map of the center of the town of Bohorodczany (Bohorodchany, Brotchin), administrative district of Bohorodczany, region of Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk), surveyed in 1851 and updated/lithographed in 1878. Copy, with hand-written corrections and annotations. |
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Bołszowce Town Cadastral Map 1846Partial cadastral map of the town of Bołszowce (Bil'shivtsi), administrative district of Berezhany, region of Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk), from 1846. Cloth-backed, folded, and bound into a compact book for portability, with hand-written annotations. About two-thirds of the original map is available, all of which is presented here. Because the map is worn at the section edges, for this stitch the sections were trimmed but not blended. |
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Brody Town Cadastral Map 1844Cadastral map of the town of Brody, administrative district of Brody, region of Zolochow (Zolochiv), from 1844. Note this cadastral map is very unusual in two respects: the residential area extends to the cadastral limits (no agricultural land within the cadastral border), and the map includes numerous street names. Parts of modern Brody lie outside the 1844 cadastral border: the village of Smolno and the "large and small farms" (folwarkie wielkie and folwarki małe).See also a pictorial description of the location of the old Jewish cemetery in Brody, by Pamela Weisberger. |
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Bukaczowce Center Feldskizzen 1848Partial feldskizzen (field sketch) map with house numbers of the center of Bukaczowce (Bukachivtsi), administrative district of Rohatyn, region of Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk), from 1848. All available map sheets with numbered buildings were acquired; three sheets stitched at visible seams; two sheets stitched speculatively based on 1855 & 1880 regional maps; one sheet floating in best-guess location. |
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Chodorow Town Cadastral Map 1846Cadastral map of the town of Chodorow (Khodoriv), administrative district of Bobrka (Bibrka), region of Berezhany, from 1846, including the village of Wołczatycze (Vovchatychi). |
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Dobromil Town Cadastral Map 1852Black & white cadastral map of the town of Dobromil (Dobromyl'), administrative district of Dobromil, region of Przemyśl, from 1852. Many of the field parcels have landowner names. |
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Grzymałów Center Cadastral Map (1828/1861)Cadastral map of the center of Grzymałów (Hrymailiv), administrative district of Husiatyn, region of Ternopil, survey edition of 1828, lithographed in 1861. |
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Grzymałów Market Square Map 1875Cadastral map of the market square in the center of Grzymałów (Hrymailiv), administrative district of Husiatyn, region of Ternopil, from 1875.To ease reading of the hand-written annotations, this map is also linked here in alternate orientations: east up; west up; south up. |
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Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanisławów) Street Map 1941A general plan of the districts of Ivano-Frankivsk (Івано-Франківськ, Stanisławów, Stanyslaviv, Stanislau), now its own raion and the head city of the Ivano-Frankivsk oblast, from 1941. The map is a German Luftwaffe copy of a Polish original by Z. Domański of Stanisławów, completely labeled with street names in Polish, with a full index of features and selected overlays in German; portions of the city plan were supplemented from a larger regional map. Included in the map features are two synagogues, two Jewish cemeteries, Jewish and other community schools, a Jewish hospital and other medical associations, sports facilities, train and tram lines, etc., as well as the breadth of administrative, utility, and cultural sites in the city. Digital copy of the map from the Map Archive of Wojskowy Instytut Geograficzny (WIG). A pre-war (ca. 1938) map of Stanisławów is also available at a city history web site, stanislawow.net. |
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Kalush Town Center Feldskizzen, undatedCadastral feldskizzen map of the town center of Kalush (Калуш, Kałusz), administrative district of Kalush, region of Ivano-Frankivsk, undated. The six map sheets copied cover the entire residential area and all houses; also included are the residential districts of New Kalush (Neu Kałusz), Bania (Баня), and Zahirya (Загір'я, Zagorze). A Jewish cemetery and associated Jewish community lands are located to the northwest of the town center. A revised cadastral map showing house numbers, and many of the field parcels have householder names. Photocopy images of the folded black & white map. |
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Komarno Town Cadastral Map, 1853A complete lithographed cadastral map of Komarno, now in the Horodok Raion of L'viv Oblast, dated 1853. This full-color and detailed cadastral map incorporates the entire residential portions of town with surrounding farm sections and suburban villages. The map shows house numbers and parcel numbers for both residential and agricultural lands. Included in the map are a developed market square, a large central synagogue, two churches, a cemetery, orchards, and one of the most interesting networks of canals and waterways in the Gesher Galicia map collection. |
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Kopyczyńce Center Cadastral Map 1828Near-complete cadastral map of Kopyczyńce (Kopychyntsi), administrative district of Czortków, region of Ternopil, edition of 1828. A very clear early colored cadastral map, incorporating all of the residential portions of town, and showing parcel numbers for both residential and agricultural lands. This copy includes inked-line updates, probably for a later cadastral map such as the ca. 1859 edition. Property numbers on this map correspond to names and numbers in the land register of 1828; note that property numbers change between this edition and the 1859 edition. |
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Kopyczyńce Center Cadastral Map, undated (ca. 1859)A partial cadastral map of Kopyczyńce (Kopychyntsi), administrative district of Czortków, region of Ternopil, undated record corresponding to the land register edition of 1859. A partially-colored cadastral map incorporating most of the residential portions of town, and showing parcel numbers for both residential and agricultural lands. Included in this copy are inked updates showing new property divisions and other changes. Property numbers on this map correspond to names and numbers in the land register of 1859; note that property numbers change between the 1828 edition and this edition. |
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Korolowka Town Cadastral Map 1826 (Market & South Fields)Incomplete indikationsskizzen of the market and south fields of Korolowka (Korolivka), administrative district of Borszczow (Borshchiv), region of Ternopil, from 1826. An intermediate sketch map showing house numbers as well as ground parcel & building parcel numbers; owners' names are written on larger parcels. |
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Kraków and Kazimierz General Map before 1813A general plan of the historic center of Kraków (now in Małopolska voivodeship), including Old Town, Wawel, Stradom, and Kazimierz, from before 1813. The map shows the city walls and towers plus an index to over 80 significant features, including churches, monasteries, and Jewish sites. Original copy of the map from Biblioteka Kórnicka PAN; digital copy sourced from the Wielkopolska Biblioteka Cyfrowa. Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Kraków City and Suburb Map 1836A general plan of the city and suburbs of Kraków (now in Małopolska voivodeship), during a time of political turmoil in 1836. The map shows both the inner city and the surrounding suburban areas, with principal buildings in both, and shows the original branch of the old Wisła river (today, Dietla street). Original copy of the map from Central Library of Geography and Environmental Protection, digitized by the Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization of the Polish Academy of Sciences; digital copy sourced from the Repozytorium Cyfrowe Instytutów Naukowych (RCIN). Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Kraków Street Map 1912A general plan of the city and suburbs of Kraków (now in Małopolska voivodeship), from 1912. The map shows both the inner city and the surrounding suburban areas, with a few historic buildings rendered orthographically. Includes train and tram lines, and both old and new Jewish cemeteries. Published by Księgarni Polskiej B. Połanieckiego in Lwow. Original copy of the map from Central Library of Geography and Environmental Protection, digitized by the Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization of the Polish Academy of Sciences; digital copy sourced from the Repozytorium Cyfrowe Instytutów Naukowych (RCIN). Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Łańcut Town Map and Property Owner List 1749Property map of the residential area of Łańcut (now in Łańcut powiat and Podkarpackie voivodeship), with a listing of all of the property owners, from records for the year 1749. From the book "Miasto Łańcut : z dziejów i z własnych wspomnień", by Stanisław Cetnarski, published 1937. Original copy of the book from Wojewódzka i Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna w Rzeszowie; digital copy from the Podkarpacka Digital Library. Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Łańcut General Town Map 1927A "plan sytuacyjny" (general location map) of the town of Łańcut (now in Łańcut powiat and Podkarpackie voivodeship), showing buildings, roads, creeks and ponds, and the town boundaries, from 1927. Original copy of the map from Wojewódzka i Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna w Rzeszowie; digital copy from the Podkarpacka Digital Library. Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Greater Lwów General Street Map ca. 1886A general plan of the city of Lwów (L'viv) (capital city of the Lwow voivodeship), from 1886 or earlier. The map shows street names, train and tram lines and stations, old and new Jewish cemeteries, and includes an index to significant buildings and historical sites. Black and white copy from the book "Przewodnik z Krakowa do Lwowa, Podhorzec, Podwołoczysk, Brodów, Słobody Rungurskiej, Czerniowiec i po Lwowie" by Paweł Stwiertnia, A. S. Świątkowski, and Bronisław Pawlewski, published 1886 in Lwów. Original copy of the map from Biblioteka Śląska in Katowice; digital copy from the Śląska Biblioteka Cyfrona. Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Greater Lwów General Street Map 1903A general plan of the city of Lwów (L'viv) (capital city of the Lwow voivodeship), from 1903. The map shows street names, train and tram lines, old and new Jewish cemeteries, and part of an index to significant buildings and historical sites. Two-color map by H. Altenberg, published by Kalendarz Słowa Polskeigo in 1903 in Lwów. Original copy of the map from Biblioteka Kórnicka PAN; digital copy from the Wielkopolska Biblioteka Cyfrona. Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Greater Lwów General Street Map 1937A general plan of the city of Lwów (L'viv) (capital city of the Lwow voivodeship), from 1937. The map shows street names, train and tram lines, old and new Jewish cemeteries, and includes an index to significant buildings and historical sites plus a second index to all named streets. Three-color map published by Gazety Mieszkaniowej in 1937 in Lwów. Original copy of the map from Biblioteka Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej; digital copy from the Biblioteka Cyfrona UMCS. Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Mykulyntsi Town Cadastral Map 1861, with Neighboring VillagesNear-complete cadastral map of the town of Mykulyntsi (Микулинці, Mikulińce), administrative district of Terebovlia, region of Ternopil, from 1861. Cut, cloth-backed, and folded for portability, with hand-writen annotations for a later edition. Because the map is worn at the panel edges, for this stitch the sections were trimmed but not blended. A few panels of several original map sheets are not available (lost long before the collection was assembled); for the stitch, missing panels were substitited from a very incomplete 1890 edition of the cadastral map, leaving only one panel overall (a quarter sheet) missing. The map covers the entire residential and market area of Mykulyntsi, showing house and property numbers as well as land owners' names written on some parcels. Also included is the neighboring village of Konopkivka (Konopkówka) and several smaller nearby settlements. This is Gesher Galicia's first gigapixel cadastral map.A separate scan of the market panel of the 1861 cadastral map is also included here, at double resolution to aid reading of property numbers and annotations in this concentrated area. |
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Nienadowa Town Cadastral Map 1852A revised, lithographed black & white feldskizzen of the town of Nienadowa (Nenadova), administrative district and region of Przemyśl, from 1852. The map includes written house (and associated parcel) numbers in color, and a remarkable number of family names on field parcels. In this map, original sheets had been torn in half, then stacked, folded, and bound into a compact book for portability. (Updated image set; original photocopy set scanned and stitched by Steve Danko, is here.) |
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Obertyn Town Feldskizzen, 1825An incomplete but full-color and detailed cadastral feldskizzen of Obertyn (Обертин, Obertin), administrative district of Tlumach, region of Ivano-Frankivsk, edition of 1825. Two large sheets covering the northern section of the town of Obertyn, including most of the market area and with surrounding farmlands, roads, several waterways, and two cemeteries. Highly annotated with parcel numbers, and landowner names on nearly every parcel. The original map was cut, cloth-backed, and folded for portability. As feldskizzen, these sheets are drawn to imperfect scale, so cartographic details do not align well at sheet edges. |
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Obertyn Market Sketch, undatedAn incomplete but annotated property sketch of the market square of Obertyn (Обертин, Obertin), administrative district of Tlumach, region of Ivano-Frankivsk. The map is undated but related to an 1825 cadastral map of Obertyn, and likely dates from the period. Two panels from what appears to have been a single large sheet covering the market square. Highly annotated with business owner names and their goods or services type on most buildings; includes pencil and redline revisions and re-numbering for a later edition. The original map was cut, cloth-backed, and folded for portability. |
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Obertyn Town Feldskizzen, 1877A set of near-complete, detailed, single-color cadastral feldskizzen of Obertyn (Обертин, Obertin), administrative district of Tlumach, region of Ivano-Frankivsk, edition of 1877. 25 sheets covering the entire town of Obertyn, including the dense market area, extensive farmlands and suburban settlements around the urban center, and the village of Nietrebuwka; a portion of a single sheet in the southern section of the town is missing from the collection. Highly annotated with parcel numbers (including the dense market area), and landowner names on nearly every parcel, and with many pencil annotations for a new edition of the map to follow. The original paper map was (rather savagely) cut and folded for portability; some portions of sheet edges are missing and not blended in this composite, but parcel continuity is preserved in almost all cases. |
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Podhajce Town Cadastral Map 1846, with Neighboring VillagesPartial feldbruillon/feldskizzen of the town of Podhajce (Pidhaitsi), administrative district of Berezhany, region of Ternopil, from 1846. The map sheet selections cover the entire residential/business area of Podhajce, showing house numbers as well as land owners' names written on some parcels. Also included are portions of the neighboring villages of Halicz (Halych), Stare Miasto (Stare Misto), Hollendry (Holendra), and Zahayce (Zahaitsi). |
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Polupanowka Center Cadastral Map 1829/1862Cadastral map of the center of Polupanowka (Polupanivka), just north of Skalat in the administrative district of Pidvolochysk, region of Ternopil, survey edition of 1829, lithographed in 1862. |
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Przemyśl Street Map 1917A street map of the town of Przemyśl (now in Podkarpackie voivodeship), showing street names, the San river with feeding creeks and ponds, rail lines, the Jewish hospital and old cemetery, and a large number of public and commercial buildings, from 1917. Original copy of the map from Central Library of Geography and Environmental Protection, digitized by the Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization of the Polish Academy of Sciences; digital copy sourced from the Repozytorium Cyfrowe Instytutów Naukowych (RCIN). Image sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Rohatyn Town Cadastral Map 1846Feldskizzen of the entire town of Rohatyn (Rogatin), administrative district of Rohatyn, region of Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk), from 1846. |
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Romanowe Sioło Town Cadastral Map 1829/1862Cadastral map of the entire town of Romanowe Sioło (), region of Ternopil, survey edition of 1829, lithographed in 1862. |
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Ropczyce Town Cadastral Map 1849/1852Cadastral map of the entire town of Ropczyce, at the time in the district of Tarnów; included are the then-existing communities of Gryfów, Srednie, Baraniec, and Slońce. Survey edition of 1849, lithographed in 1852. Map annotations include both building numbers and parcel numbers, plus cemeteries and sand and marsh areas. Unknown source. |
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Skala Town Cadastral Map 1859Cadastral map of the town of Skala (Skała nad Zbruczem, Skała Podolska, Skala-Podil'ska), administrative district of Borshchiv (previously Czortków/Chortkiv), region of Ternopil, from 1859. |
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Skala Center Cadastral Map 1859Alternate version of the cadastral map of the center of Skala (Skała nad Zbruczem, Skała Podolska, Skala-Podil'ska), administrative district of Borshchiv (previously Czortków/Chortkiv), region of Ternopil, from 1859. |
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Skala Center Cadastral Map 1827/1862Cadastral map of the center of Skala (Skała nad Zbruczem, Skała Podolska, Skala-Podil'ska), administrative district of Borshchiv (previously Czortków/Chortkiv), region of Ternopil, survey edition of 1827, lithographed in 1862. |
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Trzcieniec Town Cadastral Map 1852Complete cadastral map of Trzcieniec (Tshenets), administrative district of Mostyska, region of Lviv, edition of 1852. The plan of the town is unusual, closely following the banks of the Trzcieniec and Parni creeks, with farmlands radiating away from the water. This town is now very close to the Ukraine/Poland border towns of Shehyni and Medyka. |
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Uścieczko Center Cadastral Map 1826/1860Cadastral map of the residential area of Uścieczko (Ustechko), administrative district of Zalischyky, region of Ternopil, survey edition of 1826, revised and lithographed in 1860. The complete map is in 17 sections, of which the 9 southern sections are stitched here, including nearly the entire building stock of the town; the complete unstitched map scans are available in the Gesher Galicia online cadastral map and landowner list inventory. Most sheets show some water damage and repair in one corner, but almost no property data was lost. |
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Nowy Wiśnicz Cadastral Map 1847/1849Cadastral map of the entire town of Wiśnicz (Nowy Wiśnicz), administrative district of Bochnia, voivodeship of Kraków, in the survey edition of 1847, lithographed in 1849. Both building numbers and property numbers and indicated. Original copy of the map from Central Library of Geography and Environmental Protection, digitized by the Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization of the Polish Academy of Sciences; digital copy sourced from the Repozytorium Cyfrowe Instytutów Naukowych (RCIN). Images sourced by Logan Kleinwaks. |
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Zbarazh Center Cadastral Map 1830/1863Cadastral map of the center of Zbarazh (Zbaraż), head of its own administrative district, region of Ternopil, survey edition of 1830, revised and lithographed in 1863. A detailed full-color cadastral map of the center of Zbarazh including suburban settlements of Zaluzhzhya, Załoziec, Przedgórze, and Ternopil. Gesher Galicia has images of the entire cadastral map in inventory, but the full map could not be stitched due to computer limitations. Presented here are all of the residential areas (with houses and community buildings) plus croplands in the north and west of the cadastral area; excluded map sheets at the south and east contain many croplands, creeks, etc. but only three buildings. This map is unusual in that land features do not align well at sheet edges due to cartographic errors, rare in Austrian Empire maps of Galicia. |
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Zborów Center Cadastral Map 1830Cadastral map of the center of Zborów (Zboriv), head of its own administrative district, region of Ternopil, from 1830. |
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Żurawno Center Cadastral Map 1848Cadastral map of the residential area of Żurawno (Zhuravno), administrative district of Zydaczow, region of Stryi, surveyed and lithographed in 1848. The map includes building and land parcel numbers for Żurawno, plus the communities of Adamówka and Pobereże. The complete map is in 22 sheets, of which photocopies of the 4 central sheets are stitched here, including most of the building stock of the town; photocopies of the complete unstitched map scans are available in the Gesher Galicia online cadastral map and landowner list inventory, along with a small number of color camera images of the residential portion of Żurawno. |
Special Maps
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Lwow (L'viv, Lemberg) Jewish Ghetto Map 1941A map issued by the German occupation administration in Lwow, dated Nov 8, 1941, to coincide with their announcement of the resettlement of the Jewish population of Lwow to the Lwow ghetto. The ghetto was established north of the Lwow-Brody-Tarnopol railroad line. The Jewish population was given approximately 30 days to move into the ghetto. The resettlement was done by neighborhoods (see the section marking); entry and exit points to the ghetto are marked. Image sourced and notes written by Josef Herz. See also a Polish version of the map with Ukrainian and English annotations, at this site. |
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Artaria Railway and Postal Communications Map of Austria-Hungary 1887A railway and postal route map of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy published by Artaria of Vienna in 1887. The map shows region borders (highlighting Galicia), towns, rail lines, and postal routes, with a detailed legend of communication lines by color and symbols. Additional features include suburban rail lines around Vienna and Budapest at roughly 5x greater scale, plus a more detailed rail network map of northern Bohemia. Single image, sourced by Pamela Weisberger, from the Gallica Digital Library of the Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Cartes et plans. |
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Cram's Railway System Atlas of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy 1901A railway map of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, from George F. Cram's "Standard American Railway System Atlas Of The World" (1901), showing towns, rail lines, and major geographic landmarks, with a listing of major cities at the top. Includes the note, "Foreign Maps Are Compiled Largely From Charts Of The Royal Geographical Society". Single image, from the David Rumsey Map Collection. |
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Telegraph and Telephone Network Map of the Eastern Austro-Hungarian Monarchy 1912A network map of the eastern portion of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's telegraph and telephone systems, both state and private, produced by the Telegraph Bureau of the Imperial General Staff, in 1912. Includes networks of the empire and connections to surrounding monarchies, showing towns, rail lines, telegraph and telephone lines and stations, and radio stations, plus a separate detailed map of the Kraków region networks. Major political sub-regions (including Galicia) are outlined in green. Single image, from the WWII Aerial Photos and Maps collection, originally from the US National Archives, sourced by and presented with permission of John Calvin. |