Historical world map · 1100

World map in 1100

A medieval reconstruction of kingdoms, empires, and overlapping regional authority. This sourced reconstruction contains 235 mapped geometries. 150 have source labels representing 139 distinct names; 85 have no usable source label.

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Mapped geometries: 235
Labeled geometries: 150
Distinct labels: 139
Data source: Historical Basemaps borders

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Named in the source

States, realms, and regions mapped in 1100

Usable source labels can mix states, empires, dependencies, cultural regions, and other mapped entities. Wording follows the dataset rather than forcing every shape into a modern-country category.

Distinct named labels: 139
Unlabeled geometries: 85

Ainu
Alans
Almoravid dynasty
Alwa
Amazon hunter-gatherers
Andean hunter-gatherers
Aragón
Arawaks
Arctic marine mammal hunters
Armenia
Arran
Artsakh
Athabaskan
Australian aboriginal hunter-gatherers
Bantou
Boethuk
Britany
Bulgar Khanate
Burgandy
Byzantine Empire
Caloosahatchee cultureure
Caribbean hunter-gatherers
Castilla
Celtic kingdoms
Champa
Chandellas
Chauhans
Chimú Empire
Cholas
Corsica
Croatia
Cuman-Kipchak confederation
Cyprus
Đại Việt
Denmark
Derbent
Desert hunter-gatherers
Dorset
Durdzuks
Dutchy of Benevento
East Java
Eastern North Amercian hunter-gatherers
Emirate of Tiflis
England
Expansionist Kingdom of Merina
Fatimid Caliphate
Finno-Ugric taiga hunter-gatherers
Ghana

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Ghaznavid Emirate
Goghtn
Great Zimbabwe
Guanahatabeyes
Guanches
Hadramaut
Hainan
Hindu Kingdoms
Holy Roman Empire
Huari Empire
Hungary
Icelandic Commonwealth
Imperial Japan (Fujiwara)
Innu
Islamic city-states
Kakheti-Hereti
Kanem
Karakalpaks
Karkhanids
Khmer Empire
Khoiasan
Khundzi
Kievan Rus
Kingdom of France
Kingdom of Georgia
Kingdom of Sukhotai
Klachuris
Korea
Leks
León
Liao
Lopburi Kingdom
Madagascar
Makkura
Mali
Maskat
Maya city-states
Mesoamerican city-states and chiefdoms
minor Hindu and Buddhist states
Mon state
Mongols
Muscat
Nan Chao
Navarre
North American Pacifi foraging, hunting and fishing peoples
Norway
Oghuz
Palas
Paleo-Siberian hunter-gatherers
Pampas cultures
Papal States
Paramas
Patagonian shellfish and marine mammal hunters
Plain bison hunters
Plateau fichers and hunter gatherers
Poland
Polynesians
Pratiharas
Principality of Polotsk
Prussians
Pyu state
Sámi
Sardinia
Savanna hunter-gatherers
Scotland
Seljuk Empire
Senas
Serbia
Shirvan
Solankis
Song Empire
Soomra Emirate
Srivijaya Empire
Subarctic forest hunter-gatherers
Sweden
Syunik
Taino
Takrur
Tashir
Tasmanian hunter-gatherers
Thule
Tiahuanaco Empire
Tibet
Toltec Empire
Tuʻi Tonga Empire
Venice
Volga Bulgars
West African cereal farmers
Western Chalukyas
Xixia
Yemen

Precision in the source

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Precision is inherited from the dataset when available. It describes how the line was encoded, not the overall certainty of every historical claim inside the polygon.

Approximate border: 235

These precision categories cover all mapped geometries. Label coverage is reported separately above, so the two sets of counts should not be added together.

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Historical boundary snapshots for countries and cultural regions, used through 2010. Coverage: 53 available snapshots from prehistory through 2010

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Reuse terms: GPL-3.0 repository license. Check the original project for full attribution and reuse requirements.

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