Historical Maps
Historical maps showing territorial changes of countries and historical events of the past.
Foreign-born population in Norway (1910)
This map shows the census entry ‘place of birth’ for every person present within Norway on 1 December 1910. The
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Places named after Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria’s enduring legacy is evident in the numerous place-names around the world that commemorate her. Her reign, marked by significant advancements and expansion, continues to be celebrated and remembered globally.
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The Incredible Shrinking Empire: How Poland’s Territory Changed Over 400 Years
Explore the dramatic territorial evolution of Poland – from ruling vast lands across Eastern Europe to disappearing entirely, and finally emerging as today’s modern nation.
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British Isles at the Time of Danish Conquest
In the year 886, the British Isles bore the scars of both tumultuous conflict and cultural exchange. At this juncture, the land was a patchwork of kingdoms, each vying for supremacy amidst the shifting tides of power. The Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy, a collection of seven kingdoms, had seen its influence wane, fractured by internal strife and external pressures.
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