Europa; Vegetationsgebiete. - Bevölkerungsdichte
Carl Diercke · 1842-1913
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Two stacked maps of Europe on a single printed page, the upper showing vegetation regions in colour with red lines marking northern limits of plants, and the lower shading population density by bands of inhabitants per square kilometre. Each map has a coloured legend beneath it and is labelled with place names and rivers.
