Industrialization and Urbanization in Europe 1850
This classroom map gives students a concrete picture of the Industrial Revolution: where factory production concentrated, where people crowded in, and the rail and canal lines that moved coal, goods, and workers between them.
- Industrialized areas and individual industrial centers across Europe
- Population areas exceeding 500,000
- Population centers exceeding 1,000,000
- Railroad lines and canal routes of the period
Part of the Kappa Map Group Classroom Series and built to meet U.S. History curriculum requirements, it works in public, private, parochial, and home school settings, and pairs naturally with lessons on immigration, labor, and 19th century urban growth. The spring roller with backboard configuration mounts once and pulls down over a whiteboard or another map. Map Shop can also combine several history maps from this series onto a single roller assembly, so a full unit hangs from one bracket.

