The Industrial Revolution, 1750–1914 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Industrial Revolution in Europe in 1860
Free trade and the continental lines
The Industrial Revolution in Europe in 1860: Free trade and the continental lines. Since 1851, 1 territory changed status on this map: Austria (Habsburg Empire).
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What changes on the map
| Austria (Habsburg Empire) | — → Industrialising |
On the ground
- Hanover, Oldenburg and Brunswick, which joined the Zollverein between 1844 and 1854
- the Saar coalfield, worked by Prussian state mines
- the Łódź textile district, the Polish Manchester
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