Baden-Württemberg

The forested hills and waterfalls of the Black Forest and the towns of Swabia give these maps of Baden-Württemberg their cha...

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The forested hills and waterfalls of the Black Forest and the towns of Swabia give these maps of Baden-Württemberg their character, with coverage reaching back long before the modern German state existed. Earlier maps and views show the territories later joined within its southwestern borders, set beside France and the upper Rhine. Baedeker plans cover Stuttgart and Cannstatt, Ulm and Heilbronn, while topographical maps around Triberg and Hornberg explore the Schwarzwald itself. Prints add architectural and landscape subjects, across material from sixteenth-century publishing to twentieth-century regional and city maps.

The forested hills and waterfalls of the Black Forest and the towns of Swabia give these maps of Baden-Württemberg their character, with coverage reaching back long before the modern German state existed. Earlier maps and views show the territories later joined within its southwestern borders, set beside France and the upper Rhine. Baedeker plans cover Stuttgart and Cannstatt, Ulm and Heilbronn, while topographical maps around Triberg and Hornberg explore the Schwarzwald itself. Prints add architectural and landscape subjects, across material from sixteenth-century publishing to twentieth-century regional and city maps.

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