
Industriekarten von Deutschland IV
Ernst Friedrich · 1867-1937
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This page from the Industriekarten von Deutschland IV shows two maps of Germany, one marking cement works with red symbols sized by worker counts, the other showing the cement goods industry by place with varying symbol sizes. Explanatory German text beneath each map describes the geographic distribution of the industries.























