Historical Maps of the Middle East

map collections

• Middle East Maps (Israeli-Palestinian ProCon.org)
• Middle East Maps (Michael Izady)
• Maps of the Midle East (Center for Middle East - University of Chicago)
• Maps of the Islamic Middle East (Princeton University)
• Middle East Conflict: History in Maps (BBC)
• Middle East Maps
• The Ottoman Empire at the beginning of the 20th century (houshmadyan.org)

MAPS

• Reference Map of Asia Minor under the Greeks and Romans
• Mediterranean Lands at the Time of the Crusades (Putzgers Historischer Weltatlas, 1905)
• Mediterranean Lands at the Time of the Crusades (Droysens Allgemeiner Historischer Handatlas, 1886)
• Crusaders States and Castles
• Ottoman Empire (Joaquin de Salas Vara del Rey)
• Middle East, 1906-1920 (Joaquin de Salas Vara del Rey)
• Middle East 1914 (Unimaps.com)
• Ottoman Levant (Syria, Aleppo, Beirut, etc.) before 1914: Administrative division
• Middle East Before and After World War I Settlements, 1914-1922
• Middle East: Colonial Rule, 1914-1923 (maps101.com)
• The Agreements of 1916 in Regard to Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, & Co.
• Middle East, 1918-1940
• Asie occidentale, 1920
• The Middle East from the Treaty of Sèvres (1920) to the Treaty of Lausanne (1923)
• Disputed Lands of Near East that Hold World Attention Today
• Asia Minor, Syria and Mesopotamia, 1922 (The Times Atlas, 1922)
• Treaty of Lausanne (1923)
• The New Turkey, 1926
• Rand McNally Popular Map of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, 1940
• Iraq, 1943: An Administrative Map
• Robin Wright’s Remapping of the Middle East
• Ralph Peters’ Remapping of the Middle East
• Middle East, 2011
• Turkey-Israel Energy Corridor

Click on the map for the original source!

Middle East remapped according to ethnic & confessional criteria - A French view

(from F. Balanche, Géopolitique du Moyen-Orient, Paris, La documentation française, 2014)

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