
Wirtschaftskarten
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Wirtschaftskarten, Karl Reinke (1926). Via artnap.com
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This printed page presents four thematic economic maps of the Prussian province of Pomerania, each shaded and annotated with percentages, bar charts and pie charts. The maps cover population density, large landholdings, bread grain and potato cultivation, and forest, oat and barley cultivation, with the Baltic Sea shown along the northern edge. The sheet is numbered 12 and bears the title Wirtschaftskarten, attributed to Karl Reinke and dated 1926.























