Description: The city of Prague at the time this map was drawn was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This explains the German names on the map such as the River Moldau, known as the Vltava River in Czech.1. Imperial Palace2. St. Vitus's Cathedral3. Belvedere Villa4. Palace Waldstein5. St. Nicholas Church6. Capuchin Monestary7. St. Loretto Church8. Strahow Monastery9. Rudolfinum10. Church of the Knights of the Cross11. Clementinum12. Count Clam Gallas's Palace13. Town-house14. Teyn Church15. Carolinum16. Civil Courts17. Nat. Bohem. Museum18. Maria Schnee Church19. Savings Bank20. Bohemian Theatre21. Neustadt Town-house22. Technical College23. Emmaus Church24. Carlshof Church25. Jewish Cemetery
Place Names: Czech Republic, Prague, Vltava River, River Moldau,
ISO Topic Categories: boundaries, society, inlandWaters
Keywords: Plan of Prague, physical, political, physical features, major political subdivisions, boundaries, society, inlandWaters, Unknown,1903
Source: Day Otis Kellogg, D.D., Encyclopedia Britannica Vol. XIX (New York, NY: The Werner Company, 1903) 657
Map Credit: Courtesy the private collection of Roy Winkelman. |
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