Hauer, Franz von

Franz von Hauer (1822–1899) was an Austrian geologist and cartographer who played a significant role in the geological mapping of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. As the director of the Imperial Geological Institute in Vienna, he oversaw the production of the first comprehensive geological map of the empire, known as the "Geologische Karte der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie." (Geological Map of Austro-Hungary), in twelve sheets (1867-1874). His work laid the foundation for modern geological cartography in the region and was instrumental in advancing the understanding of Central Europe's geology.

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Hauer, Franz von

Austria-Hungary Geological map #2 Bohemia & Moravia, Czechia. 64x72cm 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #3 Slovakia & Polish Galicia. Poland 65x72cm 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #4 Galicia, Ukraine. 65x72cm 1874 old

Austria-Hungary Geological map #5 West Austria & Northeast Italy. 65x72cm 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #6 Austria Hungary Croatia Slovenia. 65x72cm 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #7 Central & Eastern Hungary. 65x72cm 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #8 Transylvania, Romania. 65x72cm 1874 old

Austria-Hungary Geological map #9 Legend/key sheet. 65x72cm 1874 old

Austria-Hungary Geological map #1 Title sheet. Cheb Bohemia Czechia 65x72cm 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #11 Dubrovnik Dalmatia Croatia Banat Romania 1874

Austria-Hungary Geological map #12 Banat, Romania. 65x72cm 1874 old

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