Germany Provincial Boundaries, 1850, German Historical GIS Polygon Harvard University Public content

Description
These polygons represent 11 provinces existing in the sovereign states of the German Confederation (the Deutscher Bund) in 1850, which were located within the (future) boundaries of the German Empire that would be founded in 1871 ("core Germany"). There are no changes compared to 1848, when three new provinces had been introduced as administrative units within the state of Hesse-Darmstadt, so the layer still represents the two states of Prussia and Hesse-Darmstadt.
Publisher
HGIS Germany
Place(s)
Germany, German Confederation, Central Europe, Germany, Poland, Kaliningrad Oblast, Belgium, Czech Republic, and Lithuania
Subject(s)
Political Divisions, sovereign states, boundaries, Boundaries, Administrative and political divisions, and Population Statistics
Year
1850-01-01T01:01:01Z
Held by
Harvard
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