Historical map: Province SCHLESIEN in the German Reich - around 1910 (rolled)

Silesia with the Giant Mountains and the administrative districts of Liegnitz, Opole and Wroclaw. This map was based on the work of the cartographer: Friedrich Handtke (1815-1879). The reprint has an outer format of (width x height) 88 x 70 cm. In three extra sections: 1. the Giant Mountains (30 x 26 cm) 1:150 000 2. Wroclaw (22.7 x 21.3 cm) at a scale of 1:50 000 the Fürstenstein and Salzbrunn region (20 x 18 cm) 1:50 000 and Zobten (7 x 8 cm) 1:50 000 !!! IMPORTANT NOTE: SOME OF THE PLACE NAMES ON THE MAP CAN ONLY BE READ WITH A MAGNIFYING GLASS DUE TO THE VERY SMALL FONT AND THE FACT THAT THEY ARE PRINTED ON A COLOURED BACKGROUND !!! [Delivery in a very sturdy cardboard mailing tube - up to 72 cm long - 250 g] On the map we find all the hills and mountains in the districts of Liegnitz, Opole and Wroclaw, which are listed again separately in a cartouche in tabular form. There is also a statistical overview of the three administrative districts. Breslau administrative district with the districts of Guhrau, Steinau, Militsch, Trebnitz, Öls, Wartenberg, Namslau, Brieg, Ohlau, Breslau (city) and Breslau (country), Neumark, Striegau, Schweidnitz, Waldenburg, Reichenbach, Nimptsch, Strehlen, Münsterberg, Frankenstein, Glatz, Neurode and Habelschwerdt. Liegnitz administrative district with the districts of Heyerswerda, Rothenburg, Sagan, Grünberg, Freistadt, Sprottau, Glogau, LüLiegnitz (city) and Liegnitz (country), Godberg- Hainau, Bunzlau, Görlitz (city) and Görlitz (country), Lauban, Löwenberg, Hirschberg, Schönau, Jauer, Bolkenhain and Landeshut. Administrative district of Opole with the districts of Opole, Falkenberg, Grottau, Neisse, Neustadt i. O. S, Leobschütz, Kosel, Ratibor, Rybnik, Pless, Tarnowitz, Beuthen, Kattowitz, Zabrze, Tost- Gleiwitz, Gr. Strehlitz, Lublinitz, Rosenberg i. O. S. and Kreuzburg. Villages with and without churches are clearly marked Railway lines Motorways Country roads Connecting roads Churches and churchyards Windmills Bridges and fortresses - sometimes also field paths Footpaths Dams or dykes.