Germany, an original antique map by S.A. Mitchell, published in Philadelphia, 1846. Copperplate, original colour. Map size 26 x 29 cm, overall mounted size 42 x 44 cm.A detailed map of Germany in the mid-ninteenth century. Samuel Augustus Mitchell's New Universal Atlas.. . comprised finely engraved & delicately h&-coloured maps & plans of all areas of the world. Antique maps from various original publishers are presented on the Stanford ...

Germany at 1:750, 000 from Michelin, with information on driving regulations, plus a distance & journey time table. The map is an enlargement of cartography prepared to cover a wider area, so has larger that usual print & greater clarity. Roads network

Includes:: local roads & is graded according to the number of lanes. Motorways indicate toll routes & junctions show full or partial interchanges. Toll barriers, steep gradients & seasonal restrictions are marked, scenic routes are highlighted. Railway lines are not included. Relief shading is used to indicate the topography, with colouring for forested areas. Selected regional parks are also marked. Small symbols indicate various landmarks or places of interest, but the map is not designed to highlight tourist sights. The map has no geographical coordinates. Multilingual map legend

Includes:: English. The index is printed on the same side as the map. Also provided is basic information on Germany



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You can count on Rick Steves to tell you what you really need to know when traveling in Germany. This guidebook takes you from fairy-tale castles, alpine forests, & quaint villages to the energetic Germany of today. Get the details on cruising the romantic Rhine or summiting the Zugspitze. Have a relaxing soak at a Black Forest mineral spa or take an exhilarating summer bobsled ride in the Bavarian Alps. Flash back to Berlin's turbulent past at Checkpoint Charlie; then celebrate the rebirth of Dresden & its glorious Frauenkirche. Rick's candid, humorous advice will guide you to good-value hotels & restaurants. He'll help you plan where to go & what to see, depending on the length of your trip. You'll learn which sights are worth your time & money, & how to get around Germany by train, bus, car--and even boat. More than just reviews & directions, a Rick Steves guidebook is a tour guide in your pocket. ...

Germany at 1:750, 000 from Michelin, 2012 edition, with information on driving regulations, plus a distance & journey time table. The map is an enlargement of cartography prepared to cover a wider area, so has larger that usual print & greater clarity. Roads network

Includes:: local roads & is graded according to the number of lanes. Motorways indicate toll routes & junctions show full or partial interchanges. Toll barriers, steep gradients & seasonal restrictions are marked, scenic routes are highlighted. Railway lines are not included. Relief shading is used to indicate the topography, with colouring for forested areas. Selected regional parks are also marked. Small symbols indicate various landmarks or places of interest, but the map is not designed to highlight tourist sights. The map has no geographical coordinates. Multilingual map legend

Includes:: English. The index is printed on the same side as the map. Also provided is basic information on Germany



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Germany at 1:700, 000 on a large, single-sided road map from Freytag & Berndt, with a separate extensive index booklet listing locations with postcodes & providing street plans of 18 town centres in the country’s main cities. The map shows the country’s road network, clearly distinguishing motorways & main connecting routes, shown with driving distances, from local roads. Motorway interchanges are named & services are marked. Railway lines are included. Topography is indicated by relief shading with plenty of names of geographical features such as mountain & hill ranges, woodlands, regional parks & other protected areas, etc. Small symbols indicate locations of castles & other historical buildings & monuments, but the map is not primarily designed to show tourist information. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 30’ intervals. Multilingual map legend

Includes:: English. Extensive index is in a separate booklet attached to the map cover & lists locations with their postcodes. The booklet also

Includes:: street plans of central Berlin, Bremen, Cologne, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Erfurt, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hannover, Kiel, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Mainz, Munich, Potsdam, Saarbrücken, Schwerin, Stuttgart & Wiesbaden.



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The new ADAC Germany Maxi Atlas combines clarity & clear cartography. With the generous scale of 1:150, 000, the driver finds even the smallest roads & paths with few glances. Good legibility characterize the urban thoroughfare maps on a scale of 1:75 000. The city maps on a scale of 1:15 000 show not only the smallest streets, but also sights & nature parks. An additional service is provided by the motorway route maps. Campsites are also listed. ...

The ADAC Auto Atlas shows Germany & its neighboring countries from Denmark in the north to Lake Garda in the south & from Ostende & Metz in the west to Lake Balaton & Wroclaw in the east in a clear & detailed scale. There is also a travel map section, which shows all the important car travel destinations in Europe on the ideal country map scale. Important information for traveling at home & abroad also offers you a section of information: ADAC service, travel information for all European countries, travel guide & much more. Hotel & restaurant ads are also part of this tourist section. ...

Germany on a set of 20 double-sided road maps at 1:200, 000 from ADFC – the equivalent of Britain’s AA. Cartography is the same as in Mair Dumont’s perennially popular ‘ Marco Polo’ series at the same scale, but presented in a smaller format & with more prominent highlighting of interesting locations. The set is supplied in sturdy zipped pouch with also

Includes:: a separate booklet containing an index. Each map covers two numbers shown on our coverage image (1+2. 3+6, 4+5, 7+11, 8+9, 10+14, 12+13, 15+18, 16+17 & 19+20) conveniently combining adjoining regions. The maps boldly stress main roads & motorways in strong colours & main towns in large letters, but also show minor roads & villages in considerable detail. Road information

Includes:: toll roads, traffic restrictions & seasonal closures, gradient marking for steep roads, scenic routes, border checkpoints with restrictions, etc. Motorway services clearly indicate types of facilities available there. Railway network

Includes:: narrow gauge & tourist lines, & indicates car-loading terminal. Ferry connections show passenger only or car transport with, where appropriate, seasonal dates. Picturesque towns & natural areas of interest are prominently highlighted in contracting colours. Other tourist information

Includes:: campsites & youth hostels, various landmarks, ADFC offices, etc. The maps are particularly good for identifying geographical

Features: mountain & hill chains, valleys, national parks, etc, Latitude & longitude grid is drawn at intervals of 10`. An index for all 20 maps is in a separate 71-page booklet. Map legend, conveniently shown on both sides, is in German & English.









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An administrative wall map of Germany from Freytag & Berndt, 96 x 128cm (3ft 2” x 4ft 2” approx), showing the country at 1:700, 000 with each state in a different colour. Within the states the map shows internal divisions into regions (Regierungsbezirke) & districts (Kreise) with names of the regions. Towns also indicate their administrative status. The base map shows the country’s road & rail networks. The map comes with a separate index booklet listing all locations with their postcodes. The booklet also

Includes:: street plans of central Berlin, Bremen, Cologne, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Erfurt, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hannover, Kiel, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Mainz, Munich, Potsdam, Saarbrücken, Schwerin, Stuttgart & Wiesbaden.

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Germany on a double-sided road map 1:825, 000 approx. from the National Geographic Society printed on light, waterproof & tear-resistant synthetic paper. Cartographic information provided by the German publishers Reise Know-How is presented here in the overall style of the NGS Adventure maps. The map divides the country north/south with a generous overlap between the sides. Names of German states are given in the original & in English (Sachsen / Saxony); geographical regions are in German only (so Schwarzwald, Bayerische Alpen, etc.) Topography is shown by colouring & shading with the names of the main geographic regions. Road network is clearly presented, although without indicating full/partial motorway interchanges or services; driving distances are shown on main routes. Railway lines are included, if not easy to see given the density of other detail, & domestic airports are marked. Symbols highlight a selection of the county’s numerous places of interest. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 1° intervals & the map has an index of place names. ...