Bodenkarte und Volksdichte Mitteleuropas
Emil von Sydow · 1812 - 1873
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Why is this public domain? Emil von Sydow died in 1873; this work is in the public domain.
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A two-part printed map titled Bodenkarte Mitteleuropa Volksdichte shows geological soil formations in the upper section and population density by inhabitants per square kilometre in the lower section. Colour-coded bands mark rock types, mountain ranges such as the Alps and Carpathians, and dotted city locations. The sheet is attributed to Emil von Sydow and is catalogued as a print.
