Probably the most famous Hungarian map ehich was one of the most referenced Hungarian cartographic documents of the Paris Peace Conference. The map was created by Cartographist Pál Teleki.
Teleki's map, which was published in 1919 shows the ethnicities of the Kingdom of Hungary (excluding Croatia-Slavonia) as of 1910. The reason why he based his map on the 1910 census is because it was the last Austro-Hungarian census (the next one would have taken place in 1920 however the Empire did not survive until then). White areas on the map show uninhabited areas (mountain ranges, swamps, lakes...)
the original map
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