Bodenfruchtbarkeit des Deutschen Reiches, 2.Westdeutschland
Ernst Friedrich · 1867-1937
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Bodenfruchtbarkeit des Deutschen Reiches, 2.Westdeutschland, Ernst Friedrich (1926). Via artnap.com
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A printed colour map titled Bodenfruchtbarkeit des Deutschen Reiches, 2. Westdeutschland, showing soil fertility across western Germany and neighboring areas with rivers, cities and mountain ranges labeled. A legend in the upper right distinguishes light, medium, favorable heavy, unfavorable heavy, limestone and peat soils using colored hatching.
