Cartographic Perspective of the Valencian Coast, 1901

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The authentic map depicts the province of Castellón de la Plana, often referred to simply as Castellón, situated in the … Read more The authentic map depicts the province of Castellón de la Plana, often referred to simply as Castellón, situated in the eastern part of Spain in the Valencian Community, and the map is from the year 1901.

Here's an overview of its features: The map shows the mountainous terrain, likely including the Desert de les Palmes mountain range near the coast and the interior mountain ranges. It outlines the coastal line along the Mediterranean Sea, indicative of Castellón's location on the eastern coast of Spain. Blue lines represent rivers flowing through the province, which may include the Mijares and Palancia rivers. Red lines trace the road and rail networks, showing how the province is connected both internally and with neighboring regions. Symbols indicate the locations of cities, towns, and villages, with the capital city of Castellón de la Plana likely given prominence. Dotted lines suggest the provincial boundaries within the Valencian Community. There is a legend (Signos Convencionales) detailing the map's symbols for provincial capitals, roads, railways, and boundaries. The coat of arms of Castellón is featured prominently, displaying a castle and a lion, both common heraldic symbols with historical significance. See less