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G. Wenz
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[Upper Bavaria, Germany] Ober=Bayern mit einem Hohelnprofil fur den ersten geogr. Unterricht gezeichnet
Publication Place / Date
Munich / 1895 circa
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48 x 51 inches
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A highly-decorative large-format map of the province of Upper Bavaria, which includes the city of Munich.

The map depicts all of upper Bavaria in fine chromolithographic color. Munich, the Bavarian capital, occupies the pride of place in the center of the map, while rail lines radiate outwards across the countryside. Rivers and lakes take on outside forms for emphasis, while areas of elevation, various moors "Moos" and forests "Walds" are distinguished. The map also labels the locations and dates of famous historical battles.

Most interestingly, located along the bottom of the map, is a profile of the Bavarian Alps, whcih rise to over 9,000 above sea level.

The map was composed by the geographer G. Wenz and published by the Central-Shulbucher Verlag, the principal publisher of educational materials in Bavaria.

Condition Description
Dissected and laid on linen.
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