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Ausführlicher Titel: "I. Bogen der angekündigten Situations-Charte, aufgenommen und gezeichnet durch Haass, Artillerie-Lieutenant zu Darmstadt" [Kartenwerk zum 1. Koalitionskrieg (Französische Revolution); Landgrafschaft Hessen-Darmstadt"
- thematische Karte in 11 Blättern mit Einzeichnung der Topographie und Grundriss der Orte und Städte
- Blatt 9: oben Titel, Maßstab in rheinländischen und hessen-darmstädtischen Ruten; ohne Gradeinteilung am Rand;
- Kartenwerk ohne eigentlichen Titel. (Südhessen, Oberrhein, Odenwald); Bereich Rhein - Odenwald, Main - Neckar]
- topographische Karten in der Art von (frühen) Meßtischblättern; Kartenwerk "Situationskarte von Hessen-Darmstadt, südlicher Teil"
Karten:
Blatt 1: Hanau, Seeligenstadt
Blatt 2: Trebur, Oppenheim, Groß-Gerau
Blatt 3: Dieburg, Groß Umstadt
Blatt 4: Lampertheim, Heppenheim, Weinheim
Blatt 5: Mörfelden, Langen, Messel
Blatt 6: Herxheim am Berg, Frankenthal, Oggerheim
Blatt 7: Westhofen, Worms, Wachenheim
Blatt 9: Darmstadt, Gräfenhausen, Ober-Ramstadt
Blatt 10: Mannheim, Sandhofen, Virnheim, Ladenburg
Blatt 11: Pfungstadt, Gernsheim, Bensheim, Seeheim, Zwingenberg
Blatt 12: Schaafheim, Stockstadt am Main, Ober-Roden, Babenhausen
49 x 64 (Höhe x Breite)
Autor/Fotograf: Johann Heinrich Haass
Karten und Pläne
Ausführung: einfarbig
Entstehungsstufe: Ausdruck oder Fertigdruck
Herausgeber: Conrad Felsing (Hofkupferstecher, Drucker und Herausgeber), Eckardt (Stecher)
Herstellungsort: Darmstadt
Orientierung: N
Originalmaßstab: 1000 rheinische Rurhen = 12 cm
Maßstab: ca. 1 : 30.000
Blattzahl: 11
Babenhausen DA
Bensheim HP
Darmstadt DA
Dieburg DA
Frankenthal (Pfalz) FT
Gernsheim GG
Gräfenhausen DA
Groß-Gerau GG
Groß-Umstadt DA
Hanau HU
Heppenheim HP
Herxheim am Berg DÜW
Hessen-Darmstadt
Ladenburg HD
Lampertheim HP
Langen OF
Mannheim MA
Messel DA
Mörfelden GG
Ober-Ramstadt DA
Ober-Roden : Rödermark OF
Oberrhein
Oggersheim : Ludwigshafen LU
Oppenheim MZ
Pfungstadt DA
Sandhofen : Mannheim MA
Schaafheim DA
Seeheim-Jugenheim DA; Firma Lauer Industrieservice GmbH
Seeligenstadt
Stockstadt am Main AB
Südhessen
Trebur GG
Viernheim HP
Wachenheim AZ
Weinheim HD
Westhofen AZ
Worms WO
Zwingenberg MOS
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