Duckburg maps

[Matilda]

Does anyone have a complete listing of all the published maps of Duckburg? Here are the ones I know about:

1) the one that was published in pieces in the Disney Interregnum's Uncle $crooge, WDC, and Donald Duck Adventures, in 1992

2) the one that was published as a poster in Germany in 1987, and reissued as a map without the poster's border in 1996 (I'm pretty sure those two are the same)

3) the one in the 2010 Reisefuhrer Entenhausen

4) the one in the 2014 Entenhausen Weltstadt an der Gumpe

5) the one in the 2015 Die Ducks in Entenhausen

6) the one in the 2016  Le Guide de Donaldville

Since INDUCKS doesn't usually have pictures of these maps, it can be hard to be sure how many different ones there are. I believe that #s 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 are all different. Is the one in Entenhausen Weltstadt an der Gumpe different from all the others?

Most of these do stick to Ducks, no Mouse-related buildings or sites. I haven't seen either iteration of #2 in the flesh--does it show only Duck-related places as well? What about the #4 Weltstadt one?

Do you know of any other published Duckburg maps?

In Picsou 496 (2013) there was a "Dossier Donaldville" (to accompany the Heroes de Donaldville minibooks) which included a couple small maps--I haven't checked to see whether those are the same as any of the above. Also, I know I've seen a small reproduction of that Donald's-head-shaped Duckburg map, I believe in some French comic, but I can't find it at the moment.

EDIT: I have added the link for the Pearson/Mayer 1992 map, thanks Fritz!

[RobbK1]

There is also my own City Map of Duckburg published in The Danish and German versions of The Collected Works of Carl Barks, European colour versions of The Carl Barks Library. It is only a part of my mapping of Calisota, Duck County, a portion of Goose Egg County, portion of Webfoot County, and cities of Duckburg and Goosetown, and map of Central (Downtown) Duckburg, based on Barks' story panels (pictures and text implications, added to by American writers' and artists' pictures and text (mostly those from Tony Strobl stories, but a few more added when they fit in well with what Barks had portrayed (no borrowings from Don Rosa).

Here is Downtown Duckburg:

[Fritz]

Jul 10, 2019 4:40:13 GMT Matilda said:

1) the one that was published in pieces in the Disney Interregnum's Uncle $crooge, in 1992

To be more specific, it was published in nine pieces: 

1- DDAD 25

2- WDC 572

3- US 267

4- DDAD 26

5- WDC 573

6- US 268

7- DDAD 27

8- WDC 574

9- US 269

Inducks does have some scans of this one, to help others compare if possible: inducks.org/story.php?c=Kus%2FWDC+573E

[Matilda]

A link question: it seems that I can't successfully link to an INDUCKS page for a book that's not in a series. The link for Die Ducks in Entenhausen works, but I can't get links to work for Le Guide de Donaldville, Reisefuhrer Entenhausen or Entenhausen Weltstadt an der Gumpe. The only difference I can figure out is that Die Ducks is part of a series.... Is that why? If so, why won't the links to pages for freestanding books work?

[crazycatlord]

Le guide de Donaldville

It seems to work, or it is other thing?

[Matilda]

Jul 11, 2019 14:45:33 GMT crazycatlord said:

Le guide de Donaldville

It seems to work, or it is other thing?

OK, that's TOTALLY weird--it works for me, too, where you put the link here, but the link for that book in my message doesn't work for me. And I can't get it to work by doing it over again.

[pollux]

Can I move to Duckburg?

Which papers do I need to live in Calisota? I don't want to end up getting deported.

Is it true that rent in Calisota and all American coastal cities is sky-high and even the most crappy flat can cost a fortune?

[gadgetphile]

They publiced a map of Duckburg back in 2001 for a competition. inducks.org/issue.php?c=dk%2FAA2001B19

[Matilda]

Thanks, gadgetphile, one more for the list! And thanks, Rob, for posting your own map!

I'll repeat one of my questions: Is the map in Entenhausen Weltstadt an der Gumpe different from all the others? Anyone here who sees the German comics and knows the answer to this?

[min95]

inducks.org/story.php?c=IC+TL+3062D
i found italian dckburg map

[min95]

Jul 10, 2019 4:40:13 GMT Matilda said:

Does anyone have a complete listing of all the published maps of Duckburg? Here are the ones I know about:

1) the one that was published in pieces in the Disney Interregnum's Uncle $crooge, WDC, and Donald Duck Adventures, in 1992

2) the one that was published as a poster in Germany in 1987, and reissued as a map without the poster's border in 1996 (I'm pretty sure those two are the same)

3) the one in the 2010 Reisefuhrer Entenhausen

4) the one in the 2014 Entenhausen Weltstadt an der Gumpe

5) the one in the 2015 Die Ducks in Entenhausen

6) the one in the 2016  Le Guide de Donaldville

Since INDUCKS doesn't usually have pictures of these maps, it can be hard to be sure how many different ones there are. I believe that #s 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 are all different. Is the one in Entenhausen Weltstadt an der Gumpe different from all the others?

Most of these do stick to Ducks, no Mouse-related buildings or sites. I haven't seen either iteration of #2 in the flesh--does it show only Duck-related places as well? What about the #4 Weltstadt one?

Do you know of any other published Duckburg maps?

In Picsou 496 (2013) there was a "Dossier Donaldville" (to accompany the Heroes de Donaldville minibooks) which included a couple small maps--I haven't checked to see whether those are the same as any of the above. Also, I know I've seen a small reproduction of that Donald's-head-shaped Duckburg map, I believe in some French comic, but I can't find it at the moment.

EDIT: I have added the link for the Pearson/Mayer 1992 map, thanks Fritz!

imgur.com/a/Ikqsqff
i found copy of this -https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=de/RFENT%201
i think this book explains what stories happen in where 

[juicymcduck]

I have yet another map for you:


This is Duckburg as it appears in the Dutch iOS game "Duckworld Smart Adventures." 

This particular map was made by Maarten Janssens.

Here's a view of the hub in video:


I've discussed the creation of the map with Maarten, who was very nice. We disagreed on a few things, though (like the noticeable lack of a Notre-Duck cathedral).


BTW: I own a copy of the "Guide de Donaldville" and it looks very good. I'd happily scan the map for you all if I could, but I don't really see how. Nevertheless, there are a few pics here.

[pericolibrote]

It's a very interesting subject for me. In a spanish forum, I also tried to collect different maps of Duckburg (in that forum, I am Señor Ogro):
www.ojodepez-fanzine.net/latiacomforo/viewtopic.php?t=2122

You can see there, for exemple:
- A map published in 1997 by the Danish magazine "Anders And & Co." and the Norwegian "Donald Duck & Co.", both edited by Egmont, as a poster to complete with stickers. It includes references to Barks stories and also to more modern ones of Danish production.
- A map published in an Italian album of stickers in 2003, by Blasco Pisapia.
- A map published in 2003 in an italian collection titled "Disney Parade", by Blasco Pisapia too.
- The map in "Le guide de Donaldville".

Do you know this interesting site with a lot of maps?
goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/maps/index.html

Rob Klein, my congratulations for your excellent map!

[Matilda]

Jul 21, 2019 7:27:55 GMT min95 said:

inducks.org/story.php?c=IC+TL+3062D
i found italian dckburg map

That one, unsurprisingly, is the same one that appears in the French Le Guide de Donaldville. Le Guide de Donaldville is largely based on the Italian La guida di Paperopoli--from what I can tell, the actual "guidebook" sections are the same, and some of the stories printed in the book are the same, though not all. So it makes sense that the map is also the same. I am happy to own the French version, complete with map. In addition to the map you show here (with particular buildings/sites marked on it), there are also two smaller maps, one that shows the "zones d'ombre" ("gray areas"? spooky places, villains' dwellings) and one that shows the environs of Duckburg, including Grandma's farm, the JW HQ, Mount Demontooth and the Aeolian Mts, the lighthouse at Cape Quack.

[Matilda]

Jul 30, 2019 7:40:36 GMT pericolibrote said:

It's a very interesting subject for me. In a spanish forum, I also tried to collect different maps of Duckburg (in that forum, I am Señor Ogro):
www.ojodepez-fanzine.net/latiacomforo/viewtopic.php?t=2122

You can see there, for exemple:
- A map published in 1997 by the Danish magazine "Anders And & Co." and the Norwegian "Donald Duck & Co.", both edited by Egmont, as a poster to complete with stickers. It includes references to Barks stories and also to more modern ones of Danish production.
- A map published in an Italian album of stickers in 2003, by Blasco Pisapia.
- A map published in 2003 in an italian collection titled "Disney Parade", by Blasco Pisapia too.
- The map in "Le guide de Donaldville".

Do you know this interesting site with a lot of maps?
goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/maps/index.html

Rob Klein, my congratulations for your excellent map!

Is the 1997 Scandinavian Egmont map or the 2003 Pisapia map listed in any way in INDUCKS?