General Staff Map of Ferrette and its surroundings

This General Staff map entitled "Ferrette" (No. 115) was printed by Lermercier et Cie at the end of the 19th century on fine paper measuring 89.5x63cm. It is indicated on the back that it belonged to the Captain-Commander of the Bourges Divisional Artillery Regiment.

Condition:

Minimal edge tears and creases. Please note, these maps are old and are not always in perfect condition!

List of towns and villages represented:

Buschwiller, Atenschwiller, Ranspach-le-Bas, Michelbach-le-Haut, Hagenthal-le-Bas, Neuwiller, Liebenswiller, Leymen, Kiftis, Welschwiller, Lutter, Oltingen, Linsdorff, Fislis, Bettlach, Wernetshausen, Ober Muespach, Mittels Muespach, Knoeringen, Ranspach-le-Haut, Ligsdorf, Roedersdorff, Sondersdorff, Ferrette, Bouxwiller, Wald, Bendorff, Vieux Ferrette, Durmenach, Roppentzwiller, Riespach, Nieder Muespach, Steinsoultz, Oberdorff, Waldinghoffen, Grötzingen, Berentzwiller, Willer, Bettendorff, Henflingen, Oberlarg, Levoncourt, Courtavon, Winckel, Liebsdorff, Dirlinsdorff, Mornach, Koestlach, Moos, Niederlage, Feldbach, Bisel, Seppois-le-Haut, Ruederbach, Hennersdorff, Hirsingue, Hirtzbach, Pfetterhausen, Réchesy, Seppois-le-Bas, Hindlingen, Largitzen, Friesen, Fulleren, Mertzen, Strueth, Saint-Ulrich, Courcelles, Florimont, Courtelevant, Faverois, Lepuix, Suarce, Chavanatte, Chavannes-les-Grands, Magny