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Exploring and Mapping the Danube: Reading a Hydrographical Map of Buda and Pest (1833)lestone in the history of Hungarian cartography and the . (1849), a symbol of the Hungarian capital, is the evidence for its contemporary importance. The interpretation of the map’s rich data content is very difficult, especially for the modern reader, as it was produced by a specific, hydrographic

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Exploring Along the Rome Meridian: Roger Boscovich and the First Modern Map of the Papal Statesntly translated into French (Paris 1770), and the map of the Papal States appended to the book. Because of its scientific basis, the map became the most influential and most widely reproduced map of the area, giving Boscovich a prominent place as one of the most important cartographers of the Papal

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The Mineral Maps of L. F. Marsigli and the Mystery of a Mine Map699 and 1701 following the Treaty of Karlovitz. The mine maps and site plans that we will take a closer look at in the following were, for the most part, published in 1726 in the 3rd volume of the aforementioned Danube Monograph. In this paper I will briefly outline the background history of the ori

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Villages, Actors of Local Cartography? The Cadastral Maps of the Banat (1772–1779)ugh mutual misunderstandings and conflicts occurred too. The current—and almost classical—approach to the cadastral and estates maps, whether ordered by States or private landowners, provide an interesting analytical framework. They point out the influence of the rationalising tendencies of the esta

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Petermann’s Map of László Magyar’s Travels in Angola: Its Sources, Compilation and Contentsf the Babe?–Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca in Romania (Nemerkényi, Bartos-Elekes 2012). In this article the authors report on their further research and their discovery in 2011 of a similar, but not identical, copy of Magyar’s 1858 map in the Perthes Collection in Gotha. Using cartometric and qual