Kreise (Districts) Oesterreich-Ungarn [1900]

This is a Map of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (1871-1918) which is divided into 2 Monarchies (lightest color). The Austrian Part, which also encompasses Bohemia, Galicia, Dalmatia, Krain/Slovenia and various other smaller Territories, is divided into Länder (Lands - light borders), which are comparable to Prussian Provinces. The Küstenland is further divided into three parts (Istria, Görz & Trieste - purple in a bit lighter shade than background), which are simultaneously governed. Vienna has a special Status. The Hungarian part is divided into two kingdoms (light borders), Croatia-Slavonia and Hungary respectively. Both are each divided into Counties (purple in a bit lighter shade than background), which are similar to Austria's Länder, but are administratively on the level of the Küstenland parts or Prussian Regierungsbezirke (see first map of this series). Below this lies the Bezirke, in Austria also called Bezirkshauptmannschaften, which serve as local districts, all roughly equal-sized as they usually encompass a single city (these are usually smaller) or multiple villages.

This map is the second in a Series of Currently two finished maps for the year 1900.
They are all equal scale and are part of a Co-op Project of and called "YVROPA" (Europa/Europe with the first two letters corresponding to our two initials) which is intended to be a high-quality district/shire map for all of Europe in 1900/1910.

Link to other maps:
German Kaiserreich: fav.me/dc3s32s