Sources from Mühlberg Atlas (1901)
Description
The cantonal school teacher, chemist, botanist, zoologist and geologist Friedrich Mühlberg initiated the creation of a source map or source atlas of the Aargau in 1891. The aim was primarily to discourage bad springs based on this map and to point out healthy springs because too many people died from drinking bad water. 3,017 uncaptured springs, 4,261 captured springs and 3,573 sod wells were inventoried. They were drawn by hand on the Siegfried card 1:25,000. The recordings also included geological information on the locations of the springs and Sodbrunnen, which can be found in the original work (Aargauische Kantonsbibliothek). On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of this map work in the canton of Aargau, the sources were digitized from the scanned original sheets and recorded as a point data set. Further information on the sources can be obtained from the AFU.
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https://www.ag.ch/de/verwaltung/dfr/geoportal/geodaten/geodatenliste?rewriteRemoteUrl=/details/AGIS.kai_quellenmuehlb |
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https://wms.geo.ag.ch/public/ch_ag_geo_kai_quellenmuehlb/wms?service=wms&version=1.3.0&request=GetCapabilities |