The Railway Transport Map of Germany, Berlin, showing the routes and stations of various transportation systems in 1934. This original map is a rare opportunity to view the infrastructure of the time, providing a glimpse into the complex network of railway lines, tramways, and streetcars that made up urban transportation.
Features include:
A detailed breakdown of local and regional railway lines, including their routes, stations, and branch lines
Visual representations of bus and tram networks in major cities like Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg
Information on key intersections and junctions along the routes of various transportation systems
Notes on road conditions and traffic restrictions
This map is a fascinating insight into the urban planning and infrastructure of pre-war Germany. It provides a unique window into the lives of commuters and residents during the 1930s. The map's intricate details and precision engineering make it an essential resource for railway historians, urban planners, and anyone interested in the history of transportation.
Size: A5
Condition: Used, minor creases and wear on edges
Material: Printed paper
Age: circa 1940s
