Austria 1852Map Description Map of Austria 1852 from the H.G.
Collins Atlas Click an area of the map to see an enlarged image.
Note: Segment images are part of the whole map and cannot be
purchased separately. This map of Austria is from “The College
Atlas” by H.G. Collins, 22 Paternoster Row, London which was
published in 1852. The descriptive text that follows is compiled
from the “Universal Gazetteer and Geographical Dictionary"
published by John Thomson & Co, Edinburgh in 1843. The map shows
the Austrian Empire, consisting of all the various states that
are under the dominion of the Imperial House of Austria. It is
bounded in the west by Piedmont, Switzerland and Bavaria; in the
north by Bavaria, Silesia and Poland; in the east by Russia,
Moldavia and Wallachia; and in the south by Turkey in Europe,
the Adriatic Sea and Middle Italy. The Danube, the largest river
in Europe, runs through its whole extent from west to east; the
most northern part of the empire is in Bohemia, and the most
southern in the ter