Historical world map · 1400
World map in 1400
A late-medieval snapshot before sustained European expansion across the Atlantic. This sourced reconstruction contains 233 mapped geometries. 115 carry usable source labels; 111 are unlabeled in the original data.
- Mapped shapes
- 233
- Named labels
- 115
- Geometry points
- 28,872
- Data source
- Historical Basemaps borders
Interactive world map for 1400
Named in the source
States, realms, and regions mapped in 1400
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.
- Named labels
- 115
- Unlabeled shapes
- 111
- Aceh
- Ainus
- Alwa
- Amazon hunter-gatherers
- Andean hunter-gatherers
- Andean states and chiefdoms
- Aragón
- Athabaskan
- Australian aboriginal hunter-gatherers
- Aymara kingdoms
- Ayutthaya
- Bantou
- Benin
- Beothuk
- Beylik of Aydin
- Blue Horde
- Bornu-Kanem
- Bosnia
- Britany
- Bulgar Khanate
- Byzantine Empire
- Caloosahatchee cultureure
- Caribbean hunter-gatherers
- Castile
- Chagatai Khanate
- Champa
- Chimú Empire
- Chola state
- Chūzan
- Corsica
- Cyprus
- Đại Việt
- Desert hunter-gatherers
- Dorset
- Eastern North Amercian hunter-gatherers
- English territory
- Ethiopia
- Expansionist Kingdom of Merina
- France
- Georgia
- Granada
- Great Khanate
- Great Zimbabwe
- Guanahatabeyes
- Guanches
- Hadramaut
- Hafsid Caliphate
- Hainan
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Precision in the source
Not every border deserves the same confidence
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
- 233
- Unlabeled source geometries
- 111
Source, license, and download
Historical boundary snapshots for countries and cultural regions, used through 2010. Coverage: 53 available snapshots from prehistory through 2010
Reuse terms: GPL-3.0 repository license. Check the original project for full attribution and reuse requirements.