The Center for Ethnic Studies - Fort Hays State University

II. MAPS AND ATLASES
A. Germany
"Countries of Origin, Migration Routes, and Areas of Settlement (1763-1861) of the Volga and
Black Sea Germans in the Mother Colonies." (Karl Stumpp)
"Map of Hesse with the Localities from Which the Volga Germans Emigrated (1763-1769)." (Karl
Stumpp)
"Map of the Localities in Rhineland Palatinate from Which the Emigration of South Russia (Black
Sea Area) Occurred in the Years 1808-1810." (Karl Stumpp)
"Map of Settlements in Danzig, West-Prussia from Which Mennonites Emigrated to Russia in the
Years 1789-1807." (Karl Stumpp, 1963)
"Map of Württemberg-Baden, the Palatinate, and the Alsace Showing the Locations from Where
the Black Sea Germans (Including the Caucasus and Bessarabia) Emigrated Between 1804 and
1842." (Karl Stumpp)
"Places from Which in the Year 1814 Emigrations to South-Russia, Especially Bessarabia, Took
Place." (Karl Stumpp and Arthur Flegel, 1972) alternate title: "Places in Prussia, Poland,
Mecklenburg, Pomerania and Silesia from Where in the Years 1814-1816 Emigration to South
Russia, Especially Bessarabia Took Place."
"Places in Alsace-Lorraine from Which Emigrations Took Place in the Years 1804-1809 and
1817." (Karl Stumpp, 1969)
"Special Map from the Emigration Map of Württemberg with the Districts of Stuttgart,
Ludwigsburg, Heilbronn, Vaihingen, Leonberg, Böblingen, Esslingen, Waiblingen, Backnang,
Öehringen, Nürtingen, Tübingen, and Reutlingen from Which Emigration Took Place to
Southern Russia Between 1804 and 1842." (Karl Stumpp)
B. Russia (former Soviet Union)
"Carte des Colonies Allemandes estabhes sur le Volga dans le Territoire de Saratof." (Gottlieb
Beratz, 1991)
"The Earliest Map of the German Colonies on the Volga." (Gottlieb Beratz, 1991)
"Ethnographic Map of the Bukovina According to the Census of 1910."
"Ethnographische Landkarte der Bukowina nach der Volkszählung von 1910." (I. Nistor)
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