This rare thematic map depicts the very northern tip of present-day Serbia, bounded by the Danube River in the west, the Tisza River in the east, and extending south to Novi Sad. The area, previously known as the Hungarian region of Bacs, is shown in great detail. A key at right identifies 49 symbols used in the map, including fertile and sandy land, salt, wood, apples, wine, flax, mills, bridges, post offices, and more. The title cartouche features a river with a pastoral scene, fishing nets, and grape vines. Created by Joseph Marx von Liechtenstern and engraved by A. Amon.

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Condition: B+

A crisp impression on watermarked paper with light toning along the centerfold, one tiny separation along the centerfold, and an ex-library stamp at top right.