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Traffic Near the German-German Border, 1973-1989 | Historical Map #3498499 (License: Personal Use)
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The map distinguishes near-border traffic zones in the Federal Republic (yellow) and GDR (light green), highlighting permitted movement corridors. Red squares mark border crossings, purple diamonds indicate railroads, and white circles denote district seats granted special traffic access. Key cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, and Frankfurt are labeled, with scale (50 km) and legend for clarity.
Used in educational, historical, or museum web pages about Cold War Germany, border policy, or transport history; serves users researching divided Germany’s infrastructure, travel restrictions, or regional geography.
Related Cliparts: Explore this detailed historical map of near-border traffic patterns, railroads, and car routes between East and West Germany from 1973 to 1989. Visualize Cold War mobility.
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