National Atlas of Hungary

1. State and Nation
4. Economy

National Atlas of Hungary - Antecendents

Márton Pécsi (President of the editorial board) 1994–1995. National Atlas of Hungary. Supplementary Map Lift-out Series. 1–5. MTA Geographical Research Institute, Budapest.

The fundamental social and economic changes after 1989 and the publication of the data of the 1990 population census inspired the Geographical Research Institute of the Academy to issue supplementary map sheets to the National Atlas of Hungary with the purpose of quickly providing society with reliable information. In accordance with modern international trends, the editors broke with the tradition of publishing a uniform and large volume. Opening up to the general public and the education system expressed a change in function, as people were becoming more interested in problem-oriented subject-matter (such as ethnic issues, new public administration, demographic problems, international migration, elections, taxation, environmental conflicts). Further, map-making switched from traditional techniques to digital technology (ArcGIS).

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Ethnic map of Hungary and its surroundings
  Administrative divisions, 1994
  PART TWO (10.3 MB)
 
Population and demographic trends, 1980-1989
    Parliamentary elections, 1990 and 1994
  PART THREE (13.3 MB)
    International migration, 1980-1993
    Budapest 1970-1990
  PART FOUR (8.6 MB)
    Personal income tax, 1991
    Local taxes, 1992
 
   
Municipal solid waste (collected), 1990
   
Hazardous wastes, 1990
   
Athmospheric pollution (emissions), 1990
    Social conflicts relating to environment, 1985-1994
    Environmental pollution at former Soviet military sites