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Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm, 1797-1884

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Personal name headingBerghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm, 1797-1884
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Variant(s)Berghaus, Heinrich Carl Wilhelm, 1797-1884
Berghaus, H. (Heinrich), 1797-1884
Berghaus, H. W. (Heinrich Wilhelm), 1797-1884
Berghaus, Heinrich C. (Heinrich Carl), 1797-1884
Berghaus, Heinrich K. (Heinrich Karl), 1797-1884
Berghaus, Henry, 1797-1884
B., H. (Berghaus, Heinrich), 1797-1884
H. B. (Heinrich Berghaus), 1797-1884
Bgs. (Berghaus), 1797-1884
Other standard no.Q67485
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Birth date1797
Death date1884
Place of birthKleve (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
Place of deathSzczecin (Poland)
AffiliationGeographische Kunstschule (Potsdam, Germany)
Justus Perthes (Firm : Gotha, Germany)
Profession or occupationEngineers
Geographers
Found inVollständiger Hand-Atlas der neueren Erdbeschreibung über alle Theile der Erde, 1858: title page (Dr. Heinrich Berghaus, Professor und Director der Geographischen Kunstschule in Potsdam)
DNB in VIAF, 8 April 2014 (heading: Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm, 1797-1884; variants: B., H.; Berghaus, Heinrich; Berghaus, H.; Berghaus, H. W.; Berghaus, Heinrich C.; Berghaus, Heinrich Carl; Berghaus, Heinrich Carl Wilhelm; Berghaus, Heinrich K.; Berghaus, Heinrich Karl; Berghaus, Henry; Bgs.)
LC database, 8 April 2014 (heading: Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm, 1797-1884)
Tooley's dictionary of mapmakers, 1999-2004: (Berghaus, Doctor Heinrich Carl Wilhelm (1797-1884); engineer, geographer, teacher of geodesy, pioneer of scientific thematic cartography, author of theoretical works on geography and cartography; born in Kleve, Germany; worked in Prussian Land Survey Office; worked for Geographical Institute in Weimar, Schopp & Co., and Georg Reimer; from 1829, worked in association with Justus Perthes; died in Szczecin, Poland)