A complete and partially-colored cadastral map of the former village of Żywiec Stary (also called Stary Żywiec and Alt Saybusch), southwest of Kraków and at the historical western edge of Galicia; in 1966, the village was flooded with several others to create Lake Żywiec. This is a final-state cadastral map including land and building parcel numbers but no house numbers, with redline revisions from an undated later survey mostly recording splits within large agricultural parcels. Very few homes are seen on the map (the village had only 374 residents in 1900) but there is a small wooden church, two agricultural complexes, a brickworks, and a tavern. This historic paper map is preserved by the Archiwum Narodowe w Krakowie.