Atlas of Central Europe
(digital facsimile)
A DIGITAL FACSIMILE EDITION OF THE ATLAS EDITED IN 1945
BY THE INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES
OF THE COUNT PAUL TELEKI RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Constructed by:
Prof.Dr. Rónai András
 The text was read by:
Szőkéné Rónai Klára

Society of St.Steven - Püski Publishing House
1993

The facsimile versions of the maps were prepared by the staff of the Department of Cartography, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary:
Head of department: dr. Klinghammer István,
Bakonyi Kálmán, dr. Márton Mátyás, Jesús Reyes, Vellai István, dr. Zentai László
Digital facsimile technique developed by: László Zentai


About the atlas
Foreword of the original atlas (dr. Rónai András, 1945)
Foreword of the digital facsimile atlas (dr. Rónai András, 1989)
The list of maps
Samples from the Atlas
  1. The Hungarian title page - (23 kB)
  2. Relief shading - (86 kB)
  3. Relief shading (Central Europe) - only as background map (128 kB)
  4. The structure of Central Europe (p.23.) - (94 kB)
  5. Relief (p.29.) - (49 kB)
  6. Localities (p.43.) - (144 kB)
  7. Annual amount of sunshine (p.83.) - (63 kB)
  8. Population density (by administrative districts) (p.89.) - (96 kB)
  9. Distribution of population (p.93.) - (144 kB)
  10. Occupational distribution of the population in Central Europe by regions (gainfully employed and dependent combined) (p.171.) - (90 kB)
  11. Population density and natural increase (p.209.) - (104 kB)
  12. Per capita barley production (amount per total population) (p.257.) - (62 kB)
  13. Available per capita amount of production by regions (p.277.) - (32 kB)
  14. Principal transversal transportation routes (p.363.) - (138 kB)
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