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Mapa w języku niemieckim, tytuł w lewym górnym rogu. Legenda u dołu mapy, całość w czarnej, cienkiej ramce. Linią kropkowaną zaznaczono granice gmin. Poza granicami powiatu nazwy sąsiadujących powiatów: Puławy, Radzyń Podlaski, Chełm, Krasnystaw, Kraśnik. Mapa drukowana czarnym tuszem, zawiera nazwy najważniejszych miejscowości.
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unknown (label), Sketch of the Lublin District

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Measures:	Height: 29,3 cm, Width: 30,3 cm
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Inventory number:	ML/H/744
Location:	The National Museum in Lublin, branch - Museum of the History of the City of Lublin (Cracow Gate), Pl. Łokietka 3, Lublin

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The map was created during the First World War, during the short Austrian rule in Lublin. At that time, Lublin County bordered on the following counties: Puławy, Radzynski, Chełmski, Krasnostawski and Kraśnicki. It was inhabited by over 1.5 million people, mainly Polish Catholics. Jews and other nationalities were a minority. The area of the poviat of Lublin covered 16,831.7 km².The map of the district from around 1915 is black and white, but rich in topographical details of the area shown. It is very clear and legible. Due to its small size as for a map, it was practical, could be taken on a journey and used to move in the field. It could have served Austrian troops, as it is described in German. It shows the most important towns of the county, roads and railway connections in detail.The plan includes various types of roads: paved and unpaved, arterial roads, local roads, railway lines, and stations. The most important marked objects of public use and local administration are: municipal office and administration, police stations, post office, churches, health centres, animal clinics and slaughterhouses.