Historische Karte: Provinz SCHLESIEN im Deutschen Reich - um 1910 [gerollt]

Historische Karte: Provinz SCHLESIEN im Deutschen Reich - um 1910 [gerollt]

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Historische Karte: Provinz SCHLESIEN im Deutschen Reich - um 1910 [gerollt]Schlesien mit dem Riesengebirge und den Regierungsbezirk Liegnitz, Oppeln und Breslau. Vorlage fr diese Karte waren die Arbeiten des Kartographen: Friedrich Handtke (1815 1879). Der Nachdruck hat ein Auenformat von (Breite x Hhe) 88 x 70 cm . In drei Extraausschnitten: 1. Riesengebirge (30 x 26cm) 1: 150 000; 2. Breslau (22,7 x 21,3 cm) im Mastab von 1: 50 000; die Region Frstenstein und Salzbrunn (20 x 18 cm) 1: 50 000 und Zobten (7 x 8 cm) 1: 50

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