Digital scan of sheet 38/50 of the Generalkarte von Mitteleuropa (General Map of Central Europe) produced by the Austro-Hungarian Empire around 1889, reprinted in the late 1930s. One of 266 original sheets which spanned the Empire, this sheet is a 'degree' map covering one degree in both latitude and longitude on a center near Krakow, Poland as defined in the earlier Ferro meridian system. The map features towns with prominent buildings indicated schematically, roads, rail lines and stations, waterways, and significant political and agricultural divisions. In addition to the city of Krakow, the towns of Bochnia, Demblin, Brzesko, and Nowy Sacz are shown along with more than a hundred villages.