Austria-Hungary

I. General aspects

II. The German Alps (Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Carinthia, and Styria)
General Aspects, Glaciers, Rivers, and Lakes, Climate, Productions, Industry, and Commerce
Topography. - Styria, Carinthia, Salzburg, Tyrol, Vorarlberg

III. Austria on the Danube (Austria Proper)
General Aspects, Inhabitants and Towns

IV. The Adriatic provinces (Gorizia, Trieste, Istria, Dalmatia)
General Aspects, Mountains, Rivers and Lakes, The Coast, Islands, Climate, Flora, and Fauna, Inhabitants, Towns

V. The countries of the southern Slavs (Carniola, Croatia, Slavonia)
General Aspects, Inhabitants, Towns

VI. Hungary and Transylvania (Magyars and Rumanians)
General Aspects, Mountains, Rivers and Lakes, The Plain of Hungary, Climate and Flora, Inhabitants, Agriculture, Mining, and Commerce, Towns

VII. Galicia and Bukovina (Austrian Poland and Ruthenia)
General Aspects, Mountains, and Climate, Inhabitants, Agriculture and Mining, Towns

VIII. The upper basis op the Elbe and the Morava (Bohemia, Moravia, and Austrian Silesia)
General Aspects, Mountains, and Rivers, Inhabitants, Agriculture, Mining, and Industry
Towns. - Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia

IX. Statistics of Austria-Hungary
Population, Agriculture and Mining, Manufactures, Commerce, Education

X. Government and administration

Germany

I. General aspects

II. The region of the Vosges (Alsace and German Lorraine)
General Aspects, Mountains, Rivers, and Climate, Inhabitants, Agriculture, Mining, and Industry, Towns

III. The Rhine and the Moselle (Baden, Hesse-Darmstadt, Frankfurt, Nassau, Palatinate, Rhenish Prussia)
General Aspects, The Rhine, Mountains
Towns. - Baden, The Rhenish Palatinate, Hesse and Nassau, Birkenfeld, Rhenish Prussia, Westphalia

IV. The Swabian Jura and the Valley of the Neckar (Württemberg And Hohenzollern)
General Aspects, Mountains, and Rivers, Inhabitants, Towns

V. The Upper Danube and the Main (Bavaria and Danubian Württemberg)
General Aspects; Mountains, Lakes, Bogs, and Rivers, Inhabitants, Towns

VI. Thuringia and the Harz (Hesse-Cassel, Thuringia, Erfurt, Southern Hanover and Brunswick)
General Aspects, Mountains, and Rivers, Inhabitants, Towns

VII. The Plains of the Elbe and Weser, and the Shores of the North Sea (Lower Westphalia, Hanover, Oldenburg, Lower Brunswick)
General Aspects, Bogs and Heaths, The Littoral Region, Inhabitants
Towns. - The Basin of the Lippe (Westphalia), The Basin of the Ems, The Basin of the Jade, The Basin of the Lower Weser, The Basin of the Elbe

VIII. The Basin of the Middle Elbe (Saxony)
General Aspects, Inhabitants, Towns

IX. The Plains of the Elbe, Oder, and Vistula (Old Prussia, Anhalt, Lauenburg, Hamburg, Lübeck, Mecklenburg, and Prussian Poland)
General Aspects, Hills and Plains, Lakes and Peat Bogs, Rivers and Lagoons, Amber, Inhabitants
Towns. - Prussian Saxony and Anhalt, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Lübeck, Mecklenburg, and Northern Pomerania, Prussian Silesia, The Basin of the Oder to the North of Silesia, Eastern Pomerania, Prussia to the East of the Basin of the Vistula

X. The Cimbrian Peninsula (Schleswig-Holstein)
General Aspects, Inhabitants, Towns

XI. General statistics
Population, Agriculture, Mining, Industry, Commerce, Education

XII. Government and administration
Central Authorities, State Governments, Local Government, Religion and Education, Courts of Justice, Army and Navy, Finances
Tabular View of the States composing the German Empire

Belgium

I. General features; Hills, Plains, and Rivers; Climate
The Ardennes, The Loam Lands of Central Belgium, The Campine, Flanders, Polders and Dunes, Rivers, Climate

II. Fauna, flora, and inhabitants
Animals, Cave Dwellings, Wallons, Flemings

III. Municipal institutions; Towns
Origin of Municipalities, Towns in the Basin of the Meuse, The Basin of the Schelde, The Western Maritime Region

IV. Statistics of Belgium
Population, Agriculture, Mining and Industry, Commerce, Education

V. Government and administration
Local Authorities, Central Government, School and Church, Army
Tabular Statement of Area and Population

The Grand Duchy of Luxemburg

The Netherlands

I. GEneral features; Hills; Bogs

II. Hydrography; Climate
Rivers, Irruptions of the Sea, Subsidence of the Land, Dunes, Dykes, Polders, Climate

III. Inhabitants
Animals, Prehistoric Man, Frieslanders, Saxons, Hollanders

IV. Topography
Limburg, North Brabant, Zealand, South Holland, North Holland, Utrecht, Gelderland, Overyssel, Drenthe, Friesland, Gröningen

V. Statistics of the Netherlands
Population, Agriculture, Industry, Commerce, Canals, Railways, Education, Government and Administration
Tabular Statement of Area and Population