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Find the old maps of Greece

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Greece

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Outlines, regions, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Generalized boundaries at 1:10 million, not cadastral; edition year 2026 does not mean that all geometries have been updated.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Island supplement for Kastellorizo: EuroGeoGraphics, Regional IM Working Group – Europe / geoBoundaries GRC ADM2, reference year 2016, CC BY 4.0. The other boundaries still come from Natural Earth. The geometries and notes are included in the corrected pack.

Find the old maps of Hungary

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Hungary

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Administrative boundaries: geoBoundaries / geoBoundaries, Wikimedia Commons. Hungary — Geographical data year: 2011. The file edition date does not mean all boundaries have been updated. Budapest has been restored from Natural Earth 5.1.1 in the simplified file. Boundary source and terms. Primary licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication. The geometries used and credits are included in the pack; derived databases under ODbL remain under ODbL.

Neighbouring area, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain, generalised boundaries not for cadastral use.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of Ireland

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Ireland

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Administrative boundaries: geoBoundaries / Ordce Survey Ireland. Republic of Ireland; national portions of historical provinces — Geographic data date: 2022. The file edition date does not mean that all boundaries have been updated. The provinces are historical: this blank map does not show current local authorities. Boundary source and terms. Primary license: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). The geometries used and credits are included in the pack; derived databases under ODbL remain under ODbL.

Neighbouring area, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain, generalised boundaries not for cadastral use.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of Italy

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Italy

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Outlines, regions, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Generalized boundaries at 1:10 million, not cadastral; edition year 2026 does not mean that all geometries have been updated.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of Latvia

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Open the old maps of Latvia

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Administrative boundaries: geoBoundaries / Geoportal of Latvia. Latvia — geoBoundaries 2021 geometries; incorporation of Varakļāni into Madona taken into account (2025). Boundary source and terms. Primary license: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). The geometries used and credits are included in the pack; derived databases under ODbL remain under ODbL.

Neighbouring area, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain, generalised boundaries not for cadastral use.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of Lithuania

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Lithuania

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Outlines, regions, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Generalized boundaries at 1:10 million, not cadastral; edition year 2026 does not mean that all geometries have been updated.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of Luxembourg

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Luxembourg

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Administrative boundaries: geoBoundaries / OpenStreetMap, Wambacher. Luxembourg — Geographic reference year: 2017. The files’ edition date does not mean that all boundaries have been updated. Boundary source and terms. Primary licence: Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0. The geometries used and credits are included in the pack; derived databases under ODbL remain under ODbL.

Neighbouring area, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain, generalised boundaries not for cadastral use.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of the Netherlands

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of the Netherlands

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Administrative boundaries: geoBoundaries / National Georegister. European Netherlands, excluding the Caribbean — Geographic data date: 2022. The file edition date does not mean that all boundaries have been updated. Boundary source and terms. Primary licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication. The geometries used and credits are included in the pack; derived databases under ODbL remain under ODbL.

Neighbouring area, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain, generalised boundaries not for cadastral use.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.

Find the old maps of Poland

Previously published maps remain accessible at their original URLs, with the collection’s text and credits.

Open the old maps of Poland

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Outlines, regions, cities and hydrography: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Generalized boundaries at 1:10 million, not cadastral; edition year 2026 does not mean that all geometries have been updated.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), reference publication, via GMT earth_relief_02m derived from SRTM15+V2.7. Grid smoothed to two arc minutes, suitable for a national overview, without topographic precision.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, 2020 residential estimates, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. The 1 km² Mollweide cells are expressed in inhabitants/km². Methodology: Pesaresi et al. (2024).

The four new maps: created by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Cite authors, sources and reference years, and indicate adaptations. Additional and older maps retain their own rights.