Map of the Roman Empire

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Digital Map of the Roman Empire‌

AWOL - The Ancient World Online: A digital base map of the Greco-Roman world‌

Maps of the Roman World in the First Century C.E.‌

[DaneaJohnson]

Very cool, thanks for sharing !

[IanCasidy]

Extremely beautiful map thanks for sharing this to all.

[stefanstamenov]

It is a good map really

[JasonScheirer]

Is this at its greatest extent in a point in history, or the furthest points to which it extended throughout history? Would be nice to explore this dataset through time and explore name changes, etc.

[stefanstamenov]

I think so, since Britain is included.

[ThomasDenton__PhD__GISP]

Nice,

I have work on my Italian.

[IanMurray]

I agree, many of the places on that map would be much more recognizable by their native name, not by a Romanization that took place after occupation.  I kept looking for Trier and couldn't find it.

[stefanstamenov]

You can use the search window, write Trier

this is why the search option made

[stefanstamenov]

the print screen picture is too big for upploading

Col. Augusta Treverorum

Trier, Col. Augusta Treverorum (Trier GER)

An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 G3 Col. Augusta Treverorum

[IanMurray]

I know where it is, but since all the names are romanized, its hard to find them at first glance.  Search bar is a handy tool, I was just doing a visual check earlier.

Still a very handy resource, I'm going to share that link.

[stefanstamenov]

ок

[JasonScheirer]

I'd also like to mention The History of Rome Podcast -- it's an excellent (free!) podcast (one of my favorites ever) and this map adds a lot of visual context to enhance the experience.

[stefanstamenov]

I saw it, but cant find how to listen to the audios

[AndreeaAmbrus]

Nice job! This map would've been so helpful 20 years ago when I studied History in highschool! Thanks for sharing!

[stefanstamenov]

Yes, this is true