| Description | Geological colouring by George Bellas Greenough, after the works of Wilhelm Haidinger and Adolf von Morlot, [?1851] on base maps of Obersteyermark, Untersteyermark, Laybach, Villacher, Klagenfurt and Neustaedtler, by J K Kindermann, engraved by C Junker, published by F X Miller, 1789-1797. With key. Scale-1:250,000. Dissected on cloth.
Greenough's titles are:
1590 - "Carinthia. Circle of Klagenfurt. Miller production Kindermann 1790. Geologically coloured after Morlot."
1591 - "Carinthia. Circle of Villach by Miller. Kindermann 1791. Geologically coloured."
1601 - "Lower Stiria. Circle of Gratz. Kindermann 1789. Geologically coloured after Morlot"
1602 - "Stiria. Circle of Bruck. Kindermann 1792. Geologically coloured." [Pencil note by Greenough on map "see Haidinger's map"]
1603 - "Upper Stiria. Circle of Judenburg. Kindermann 1792. Geologically coloured from Morlot 1851.
1604 - "Circle of Goerz, of Triest. Kindermann (Miller 1797). Coloured geologically after Haidinger."
1605 - "Stiria. Circle of Marburg. Kindermann 1792. Geologically coloured. [Pencil note by Greenough on map "see Haidinger's map"]
1606 - "Stiria. Miller's Circle of Cilli. Kindermann 1793. Geologically coloured." [Pencil note by Greenough on map "see Haidinger's map"]
1610 - "Carniola. Circle of Adelsberg. Kindermann (Miller 1795)."
1611 - "Carniola. Circle of Neustadt. Kindermann (Miller 1796).
1612 - "Carniola. Circle of Laybach. Kindermann 1797. Coloured geologically after Haidinger."
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| Administrative History | The colouring is likely based on Wilhelm Haidinger's 'Geognostische Uibersichts Karte der Oesterreichischen Monarchie' (1845) and Adolf von Morlot's 'Geologische Uibersichts Karte zur Reise von Wien durch Oesterreich Salzburg Kärnthen Steyermark und Tyrol bis München mit Berückfichtigung der Oesterreichischen Alpen und des Bayer Hochgebirgs' (c.1847). |
| CustodialHistory | The maps marked '1604' & '1610' were held as part of the Library collections. As they are clearly part of this series and have been hand coloured by Greenough, they have been transferred to the archives in March 2017. |