62 datasets found

Blatt Stuttgart-Nord is almost completely occupied by the southern German escarpment landscape. The southern part of the Odenwald is shown in the north-west corner of the map...

Blatt Goslar shows a very interesting part of the geology of Germany. In the central part of the map is the Harz Mountains, in the north the Harz foreland with the Subherzyn...

The Bayreuth sheet cuts into: the Bohemian massif with the Fichtel Mountains and the Upper Palatinate Forest, the Thuringian-Saxon and north-eastern Bavarian basement mountains...

On Blatt Bielefeld, the north German lowlands are bounded to the south by the Mesozoic mountain ranges of the Wiehengebirge and the Teutoburg Forest. In the southwest corner of...

Blatt Stralsund depicts the North German lowlands in the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania region, with the Baltic Sea coast in the north-east including the Bay of Greifswald,...

Blatt Goslar shows a very interesting part of the geology of Germany. In the central part of the map is the Harz Mountains, in the north the Harz foreland with the Subherzyn...

Blatt Lingen depicts the North German lowlands in the border area between Germany and the Netherlands, with the Münstersche Kreidsenke cut into in the south-east corner of the...

Sheet Schwedt (Oder) shows the North German lowlands in the border area between Germany and Poland. The morphology of the lowlands is shaped by the Ice Age. Since e.g. T....

Blatt Lübeck covers a part of the North German lowlands, which is bounded in the north and north-east by the Bay of Kiel, Bay of Lübeck and Bay of Wismar. The morphology and...

On the Hanover sheet, the north German lowlands are bounded to the south by mountain ranges of Mesozoic sedimentary rock, such as the Weser and Wiehengebirge, Ith, Süntel,...

Building blocks of the Eastern Alps are shown on the Bad Reichenhall sheet: Niedere and Schladminger Tauern, Salzkammergut, Berchtesgaden Alps as well as Höllengebirge, Totes...

Blatt München is completely occupied by the Molasse Basin of the foothills of the Alps. The rubble trough of the Alps is filled with Tertiary sediments, with the thickness of...

Sheet Neubrandenburg is completely covered by the North German lowlands, with the Mecklenburg Lake District cut off in the west of the map section. The morphology of the North...

Sheet Freiburg-Nord shows the southern Upper Rhine Graben with its two flanks: the Vosges in the west and the Black Forest in the east. The Black Forest, on the eastern flank of...

Blatt Stuttgart-Nord is almost completely occupied by the southern German escarpment landscape. The southern part of the Odenwald is shown in the north-west corner of the map...

Blatt Wittenberge is completely taken up by the North German lowlands, with the Mecklenburg Lake District being cut off in the north-east of the map section. The morphology of...

The Mesozoic sedimentary rocks of the southern German escarpment landscape dominate on Blatt Stuttgart-Süd. The Jura of the Swabian Jura crosses the map sheet from southwest to...

The Geological Overview Map of the Federal Republic of Germany 1: 250,000 (GÜK250) is a seamless island map and the digital successor to the Geological Overview Map of the...

Sheet Frankfurt (Oder) shows the North German lowlands in the border area of ​​Germany and Poland. In the map section, the Oderbruch with its extensively deposited floodplain...

The North German lowlands with the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea are included on the Neumünster sheet. The Kiel Canal and the Elbe flow into the North Sea near Brunsbüttel. The...