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Colored 19th-century school map of the German Empire with river basins, dialect groups and religious distribution insets.

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Deutschland zur Übersicht der Stromgebiete, der Verteilung der Völker und der Bekenntnisse, Henry Lange (1898). Via artnap.com

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A colored educational map of the German Empire showing major river basins in the main panel, with two smaller inset maps depicting the distribution of German dialect groups and religious denominations. The map is labeled with cities such as Berlin, Vienna, Krakau and Königsberg and bordered by a red line marking the imperial frontier.