The Blue Danube by Edwin Sundberg (1947)

Colorful 1947 map of the Danube River across Europe with a legend of crops and minerals and explanatory text.

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A colorful pictorial map from 1947 traces the Danube River across central and southeastern Europe, with countries shaded in distinct colors and cities, rivers, and industrial symbols marked. A legend in the lower left lists agricultural products and mineral resources, and an accompanying text block describes the river's role in postwar European trade. The map is titled The Blue Danube and is attributed to Edwin Sundberg.

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1947

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Cityscapes