AlsaceMaps

• Alsace Gen Chat Maps project about the Alsace.*

Map made by Fabrice for Minipage project	Evolution of the borders. Alsace divisions are very complex in time and it is necessary to understand our origins in history, and on Maps. Also, we can also see the relationships between the villages and cities of our ancestors.

• Related links, AlsaceMapsWorkshop

• France is divided into régions/departements. Alsace is two departements: #67 BAS-RHIN and #68 HAUT-RHIN. See them in the free maps from the _IGN, Institut Géographique National website

  

• From Studer family page http://www.studerhistory.org

see http://www.studerhistory.org/images/alsace/alsace3.gif

• Alsace evolution in space and representations *
• BNF Richelieu Cartes et Plans Reprod. Sc 86/755

Carte extraite de l'atlas "Cartes de géographie les plus nouvelles et les plus fideles..ED1676La Lorraine et l'Alsace _Bibliotheque nationale de France_

• Alsace in XVIII th century in the Cassini maps from http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cyberpapy/cassini/ made from all Cassini maps part stored at BNF : French National Library web

Remark: it can take a long time to load because it is composed of lots of small parts.

Area of: Apparently it doesn't exist anymore:(

Landau Wissembourg
Strasbourg
Colmar

1806-1814: France was divided in 130 departements. Following maps (1814)are a gift from Daniel Debus. We made a cut to show the east of France including Alsace. other info in http://www.chez.com/memorial/mqpdep.html

Added to the five arrondissement Wissembourg, Saverne, Strasbourg, Selestat, Colmar, Belfort and Altkirch, two more arrondissements were added between 1789 and 1815 under Napoleon, and then given back to Switzerland: Delemont, Porrentruy.

1871. After German French war, Alsace and Moselle (upper part of Lorraine) become German: map of 1885, Crams Unrivaled family Atlas, Indexed world 1885, published by R.R Donelly and Sons, Chicago

Gift by Bob Frank

Carsten Heuer found many ancient maps of the Alsace area at the Hamburg University site. Thanks, casi?!

Alsatia Superior et Inferior

Alsatia tam Superior, quam Inferior, una cum Sundgovia

Appears to be the same map as above, different scan

Alsatia Superior una cum Sundgovia

Present Haut-Rhin

Elsass und Sundgau, 1808

Charte von Lothringen und Barr - Metz, Toul, Verdun

Landgraviatus Alsatiae Inferioris

Landgraviatus Alsatiae tam Superioris quam Inferioris cum Marchionatu Badensi

Superioris Alsatiae nec non Brusigaviae et Suntgaviae

Same map as above, larger and in more color

Fabulous map! Theatrum Belli ad Rhenum Superior., MDCCXXXIV

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