Germany Maps

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The following maps were produced by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, unless otherwise indicated.

Country Maps

Historical Maps

Berlin (East) U.S. Dept. of State 1986 (74K)
Berlin (West) Transportation Systems U.S. Dept. of State 1978 (387K)
Berlin Region 1:75,000 1985 (5.1 MB) and verso Berlin Region Gazetteer (3.1 MB)
Germania [Ancient Germany] (843K) From A Classical Atlas of Ancient Geography by Alexander G. Findlay. New York: Harper and Brothers 1849.
Typical German States Before and since the French Revolution: I. Baden From A Historical Atlas by William R. Shepherd, 1923 (598K) Insets: The County of Sponheim. Lordship of Gravenstein. Baden since 1801.
Typical German States Before and since the French Revolution: II. Wurtemberg From A Historical Atlas by William R. Shepherd, 1923 (698K) Insets: County of Horburg and Lordship of Reichenweier. Principality-County of Montbeliard. Wurtemberg since 1495.
Munich 1858 (676K) From A Handbook for Travellers in Southern Germany, Eighth Edition. London: John Murray. 1858.
Nuremberg 1858 (764K) From A Handbook for Travellers in Southern Germany, Eighth Edition. London: John Murray. 1858.

Thematic Maps

Germany, Eastern - Industrial Production from Map No. 504708 1981 (131K)
Germany, Eastern - Land Use from the CIA Atlas of Eastern Europe 1990 (125K)
Germany, Eastern - Land Use from Map No. 504708 1981 (131K)
Germany, Eastern - Population from Map No. 504708 1981 (131K)
Germany, Eastern - Population Density from the CIA Atlas of Eastern Europe 1990 (115K)
Germany, Eastern - Resources and Processing from Map No. 504708 1981 (141K)
Germany, Western - Basic Resources from Map No. 500470 1972 (216K)
Germany, Western - Land Use from Map No. 500470 1972 (216K)
Germany, Western - Major Industry from Map No. 500470 1972 (212K)
Germany, Western - Population from Map No. 500470 1972 (186K)

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