PARTICULAR MAP OF HUNGARY, TRANSYLVANIA, CROATIA, AND SLAVONIA

Drawn from the Observations of Mr. the Count Marsigli and several other Memoirs

At Amsterdam, at the shop of PIERRE SCHENK

By G. Delisle, First Geographer to the King, of the Royal Academy of Sciences

The entrance of Varmes original: "l'Entree de Varmes" will be in the Atlas of N. Visscher

A detailed hand-colored engraved map from the early 18th century showing the Kingdom of Hungary, the Principality of Transylvania, and the regions of Croatia and Slavonia. The geography includes elaborate topographical details such as the Carpathian and Balkan mountain ranges, major river systems (Danube, Drava, Sava, Tisza), and a dense network of cities, fortresses, and towns. Colored boundary lines delineate various administrative counties ("Comtés") and regional borders. The map extends to neighboring territories including Austria, Moravia, Poland, Moldavia, Walachia, Bosnia, Serbia, and Bulgaria. In the upper left corner, there is a rectangular box containing distance scales.

Scale


Common German leagues, 15 to a degree	[Scale bar]
Great Hungarian leagues, 10 to a degree	[Scale bar]
Common French leagues, or one hour of travel	[Scale bar]

MORAVIA
AUSTRIA
UPPER HUNGARY
LOWER HUNGARY
TRANSYLVANIA
SLAVONIA
CROATIA
CARNIOLA
DALMATIA
BOSNIA
SERBIA
BULGARIA
WALACHIA
MOLDAVIA
POKUTIA
BORDERS OF POLAND