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World maps by year · AD 1800

World map in AD 1800

163 polities have borders on the map in AD 1800. Open AD 1800 on the interactive map →

Changes since AD 1789

New on the map (26): Batavian Republic, British Ceylon, British Protectorate of Malta, Cisalpine Republic, Colony of Berbice, Colony of Demerara, Colony of Essequibo, Colony of Tobago, Colony of Trinidad, Dutch East Indies, French Louisiana, French Republic, Hawaiian Kingdom, Helvetic Republic, Inner Provinces, Kingdom of Travancore, La Réunion, New Spain (1795-1803), Portuguese Guinea, Prince Edward Island Colony, Province of Lower Canada, Province of Upper Canada, Russian America, Septinsular Republic, Sultanate of Tidore, Walvis Bay Colony

No longer on the map (36): Kingdom of France, Republic of Venice, Knights Hospitaller, Captaincy General of Santo Domingo, Kingdom of Ireland, Mysore Kingdom, Poland-Lithuania, Republic of the Seven United Netherlands, Colonia Trinidad, Kolonie Berbice, Kolonie Essequebo, Isle Bourbon, Duchy of Massa and Carrara, Duchy of Modena and Reggio, Free State of the Three Leagues, Republic of the Seven Tithings, Republic of Geneva, Republic of Genoa, Republic of Mulhouse, Republic of Noli, Swiss Confederacy, Colonie de Tobago, Sovereign Duchy of Bouillon, Baba Mahal, Duchy of Milan, Kingdom of Great Britain, Sikh Confederacy, Afsharid Empire, Kolonie Demerara, Province of Quebec, Princely State of Hyderabad, St. John's Island Colony, New Spain (1786-1795), Eastern Inner Provinces, Western Inner Provinces, Republic of Liège

States and empires in AD 1800

Battles, AD 1800 – AD 1814

Volcanic eruptions (VEI ≥ 4), AD 1800 – AD 1814

Significant earthquakes, AD 1800 – AD 1814

The 20 strongest of 69.

33 witnessed meteorite falls were recorded in AD 1800 – AD 1814.

Sources

Borders: OpenHistoricalMap contributors (CC0 1.0). Battles: Wikidata (CC0 1.0). Eruptions: Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program. Earthquakes: NOAA NCEI. Conflict events: UCDP GED (CC BY 4.0). Meteorites: NASA/Meteoritical Society. Full citations.