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Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 21, following map. Describes the distribution of population increase and decrease during the period from 1869 to 1880, based upon the census of December 31, 1880, for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Text spans two pages. Accompanying tables follow on subsequent page., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 23, following maps. Describes the distribution of horses, cattle, goats and sheep for Austria-Hungary. Includes table: Die Vertheilung des Viehstandes auf die Fläche [= The distribution of the livestock over the area]. Table spans four pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 24, following map. Describes the distribution of population according to sex ratio, based upon the census of December 31, 1880, for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes tables. Text spans two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 22, following maps. Describes the ratio of arable land, meadows, woods and wine country to the total productive area of each district for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables: Oestliche Reichschälfte [= Eastern half of the empire] -- Maximal-Procente der productiven Fläche von [= Maximum percent of the productive area of ... ] -- Minimal-Procente der productiven Fläche von [= Minimum percent of the productive area of ... ]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 23, following maps. Describes the distribution of horses, cattle, goats and sheep for Austria-Hungary. Includes table: Länder der ungarischen Krone [= Countries of the Hungarian crown]. Tables spans four pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 24, following map. Describes the distribution of population according to sex ratio, based upon the census of December 31, 1880, for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables, such as: Numerisches Verhältniss der Geschlechter in den Städten : Zahl der Frauen auf 1000 Männer [= Numerical ratio of the sexes in the cities: number of women per 1000 men]. Text spans two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 22, following maps. Describes the ratio of arable land, meadows, woods and wine country to the total productive area of each district for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Accompanying tables follow on subsequent pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 19, following map. Describes the distribution of population, based upon the census from December 31, 1880, for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes table: Volksdichtigkeit der Gerichtsbezirke Oesterreichs nach der Volkszählung vom 31. December 1880 [= Population density of the judicial districts of Austria according to the census of December 31, 1880]. Table spans three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 22, following maps. Describes the ratio of arable land, meadows, woods and wine country to the total productive area of each district for Austria-Hungary. Includes table: Westliche Reichschälfte [= Western half of the empire]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 21, following map. Describes the distribution of population increase and decrease during the period from 1869 to 1880, based upon the census of December 31, 1880, for Austria-Hungary. Text spans two pages. Includes tables, such as: Jährliche Volkszunahme in den Staaten Europas in Percenten [= Annual population increase in the countries of Europe in percent]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 18, following map. Describes the distribution of education levels for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes tables, such as: Das Volksschulwesen [= The elementary school system]. Text and tables span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 23, following maps. Describes the distribution of horses, cattle, goats and sheep for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes table: Die Vertheilung des Viehstandes auf die Fläche [= The distribution of the livestock over the area]. Table spans four pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 20, following map. Describes the distribution of population, according to of the local communities with 2,000 inhabitants, for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables: Anzahl der Ortsgemeinden über 2000 Einwohner [= Number of local parishes over 2,000 inhabitants] -- Zahl der Einwohner in den Ortschaften über 2000 Einwohner [= Number of inhabitants in the localities over 2,000 inhabitants] -- Zahl der Häuser in Oesterreich-Ungarn [= Number of houses in Austria-Hungary] -- Die Zahl der Häuser und Wohnparteien in den grösseren Städten der Monarchie [= The number of houses and tenants in the larger cities of the monarchy]. Tables span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 17, following maps. Describes the distribution of military bases for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables: Die Confessionen im Heere [= The religious denominations in the Army] -- Das Officierscorps : a) Generalität und Oberste -- b) Stabs- und Ober-Officiere, Cadetten [= The officer corps: a) Generals and colonels - b) Staff and senior officers, cadets]. Text and tables span four pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 20, following map. Describes the distribution of population, according to of the local communities with 2,000 inhabitants, for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes tables. Tables span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 19, following map. Describes the distribution of population, based upon the census from December 31, 1880, for Austria-Hungary. Includes table: Volksdichtigkeit der Gerichtsbezirke Oesterreichs nach der Volkszählung vom 31. December 1880 [= Population density of the judicial districts of Austria according to the census of December 31, 1880]. Table spans three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 12, following map. Describes the distribution of mineral resources for Austria-Hungary. Text spans four pages. Includes a table., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 16, following maps. Describes the distribution of religious denominations for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables: Verhältniss der Griechisch-Unirten zu den Römisch-Katholischen [= Relation of the Greek Universities to the Roman Catholics] -- Bezirke mit gemischter evangelischer Bevölkerung [= Districts with a mixed Protestant population] -- Israeliten [= Israelites]. Text and tables span three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 18, following map. Describes the distribution of education levels for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables, such as: Die Mittelschulen [= The middle schools]. Text and tables span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 15, following map. Describes the distribution of mother-tongues for Austria-Hungary. Text spans two pages. Includes two tables: Anwesende einheimische Bevölkerung nach der Umgangs-, beziehungsweise Muttersprache, am 31. December 1880 in den einzelnen Kronländern : a) In absoluten Zahlen -- b) In Percenten [= Local population present in the mother tongue on December 31, 1880 : a) In absolute numbers - b) In percentages]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 17, following maps. Describes the distribution of military bases for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes tables: Stand der bewaffneten Macht [= State of armed power] -- Verhältniss der Waffengattungen zu einander in Percenten [= Relation of the branches of arms to one another in percentages]. Text and tables span four pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 16, following maps. Describes the distribution of religious denominations for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes tables: Gesammtbevölkerung nach Glaubensbekenntnissen [= Total population by creed] -- Vertheilung der Confessionen in den einzelnen Kronländern : a) In absoluten Zahlen -- b) Vertheilung der Confessionen nach Percenten der Bevölkerung. Text and tables span three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 14, following map. Describes the distribution of flowers for Austria-Hungary. Text spans three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 17, following maps. Describes the distribution of military bases for Austria-Hungary. Text spans four pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 15, following map. Describes the distribution of mother-tongues for Austria-Hungary. Text spans two pages. Accompanying tables follow on subsequent pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 14, following map. Describes the distribution of flowers for Austria-Hungary. Text spans three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 13, following map. Describes the distribution of forests for Austria-Hungary. Accompanying tables follow on subsequent pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 13, following map. Describes the distribution of forests for Austria-Hungary. Includes tables: I. Percentualverhältnis der Nadelholz- und Laubholzwaldungen zur gesammten Waldfläche [= Percentage ratio of softwood and hardwood forests to the total forest area] -- Percentualverhältnis der Waldfläche zur Gesammtfläche [= Percentage ratio of the forest area to the total area]. Accompanying text precedes on previous page., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Physical map of Austria-Hungary. Represents the distribution of forests for Austria-Hungary, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina. Shows political boundaries, cities, railways, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Includes latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as a legend. Colored lithograph. Map is 42 x 57 cm, on double sheet 49 x 65 cm. Descriptive text for Nr. 13 follows map., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 12, following map. Describes the distribution of mineral resources for Austria-Hungary. Text spans four pages. Includes tables: I. Uebersicht der gesammten Production des Bergbaubetriebes im Jahre 1881, in den im Reichsrathe vertretenen Königreichen und Ländern [= Overview of the entire production of the mining operation in 1881, in the kingdoms and countries represented in the Imperial Council] -- II. Uebersicht der gesammten Production des Hüttenbetriebes und ihres Geldwerthes im Jahre 1881, in den im Reichsrathe vertretenen Königreichen und Ländern [= Overview of the entire production of the ironworks and their monetary value in 1881, in the kingdoms and countries represented in the Reichsrathe]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 6, following map. Describes the distribution of mean annual days with thunderstorms for Austria-Hungary, based upon twenty to fifty years of recorded means. Includes a table: Zahl der Tge mit Gewitter [= Number of days with a thunderstorm]. Text and table span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Physical map of Austria-Hungary. Represents the distribution of storms for Austria-Hungary. Shows political boundaries, cities, railways, topography, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Relief shown with hachures. Includes latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as a legend. Colored lithograph. Map is 42 x 57 cm, on double sheet 49 x 65 cm. Descriptive text for Nr. 8 follows map., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 1, 2 and 3, following maps. Describes the distribution of mean annual temperature, as well as the mean temperatures in January and July for Austria-Hungary, from 1848 to 1877. With an historiated initial. Includes a table: Normalmittel der Temperatur, bezogen auf den Zeitraum 1848 bis 1877 [= Normal mean of the temperature, based on the period 1848 to 1877]. Text and table span three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 11, following map. Describes the distribution of soils for Austria-Hungary, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina. Includes a table. Text spans two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 12, following map. Describes the distribution of mineral resources for Austria-Hungary. Text spans four pages. Accompanying tables follow on subsequent pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 11, following map. Describes the distribution of soils for Austria-Hungary, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina. Text spans two pages. Accompanying table follows on subsequent page., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 10, following map. Describes the distribution of geology for Austria-Hungary., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Table to accompany Nr. 9, following map. Describes the distribution of elevation for Austria-Hungary. Accompanying text precedes on previous page., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 8, following map. Describes the distribution of storms for Austria-Hungary. Text spans three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 8, following map. Describes the distribution of storms for Austria-Hungary. Text spans three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 9, following map. Describes the distribution of elevation for Austria-Hungary. Accompanying table follows on subsequent page., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 5, following maps. Describes the distribution of mean rainfall during the four seasons for Austria-Hungary. With an historiated initial. Includes a table. Text and table span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 6, following map. Describes the distribution of mean annual days with thunderstorms for Austria-Hungary, based upon twenty to fifty years of recorded means. With an historiated initial. Includes a table: Zahl der Tge mit Gewitter [= Number of days with a thunderstorm]. Text and table span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 5, following maps. Describes the distribution of mean rainfall during the four seasons for Austria-Hungary. Includes a table. Text and table span two pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 4, following map. Describes the distribution of mean annual rainfall for Austria-Hungary. Includes a table: Mittelere jährliche Regenmengen an nachstehenden Beobachtungstationen [= Average annual rainfall at the following observation stations]. Text and table span pages 1-[7]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 4, following map. Describes the distribution of mean annual rainfall for Austria-Hungary. Includes a table: Mittelere jährliche Regenmengen an nachstehenden Beobachtungstationen [= Average annual rainfall at the following observation stations]. Text and table span pages 1-[7]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 4, following map. Describes the distribution of mean annual rainfall for Austria-Hungary. Includes a table: Mittelere jährliche Regenmengen an nachstehenden Beobachtungstationen [= Average annual rainfall at the following observation stations]. Text and table span pages 1-[7]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 1, 2 and 3, following maps. Describes the distribution of mean annual temperature, as well as the mean temperatures in January and July for Austria-Hungary, from 1848 to 1877. Includes a table: Normalmittel der Temperatur, bezogen auf den Zeitraum 1848 bis 1877 [= Normal mean of the temperature, based on the period 1848 to 1877]. Text and table span three pages., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Introductory text to Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn. Text begins: In kartographisches Compendium, welches die wesentlichsten Momente physikalischer und statistischer Natur des österreichisch-ungarischen Kaiserstaates in karer und übersichtlicher Weise vor Augen führt, war seit langer Zeit ein dringend gefühltes Bedürfniss [= A cartographic compendium, which shows the most essential aspects of a physical and statistical nature of the Austro-Hungarian imperial state, in a clear manner, has been an urgent need for a long time]. With an historiated initial., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.

Descriptive text to accompany Nr. 4, following map. Describes the distribution of mean annual rainfall for Austria-Hungary. Includes a table: Mittelere jährliche Regenmengen an nachstehenden Beobachtungstationen [= Average annual rainfall at the following observation stations]. Text and table span pages 1-[7]., Physikalisch-Statistischer Hand-Atlas von Osterreich-Ungarn, edited and executed by Eduard Hölzel's Geographical Institute in Vienna, 1887. Title translates to: Physical-statistical hand atlas of Austria-Hungary. Bound in green and black mottled board. With gilded title on front cover and spine. Back cover and verso of front cover both have bookplate: Hochschule für Bodenkultur Landw. Betriebslehre [University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Agricultural Management]. Bookplates stamped with "St 135". Includes a title page with an extended statement of responsibility, crediting contributors, as well as a table of contents, introductory text, and descriptive texts, with tables, following maps. Atlas comprised of twenty-five numbered plates, with two plates printed as 17. Plates present forty maps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as several additionally depicting Bosnia and Herzegovina. Volume divided into two parts: Physikalischer [= Physical] (plates 1-15) and Statistischer [= Statistical] (16-24). Physical maps feature physical phenomena such as rainfall, thunderstorms, geology, minerals, forest and flower distribution; statistical maps feature cultural geography, such as population, sex ratio, mother-tongues, administrative divisions, religious denominations and education levels. Maps also show political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, valleys, lakes, drainage, coastlines and islands. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as legends. Maps showing human characteristics also utilize data visualization. Colored lithographs.