Meeresströmungen by Richard Börnstein (1906)

Colored map of world ocean currents with red warm currents, green cool currents, and a legend in German.

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A colored cartographic plate titled Meeresströmungen, showing global ocean currents drawn as flowing bands in red for warm currents, green for cool currents, and dark green for polar currents, over a latitude and longitude grid. The legend in the upper left explains the symbols, and German labels name major currents such as the Golfstrom and the West-Wind-Drift. Richard Börnstein produced this print in 1906.

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