Timemap.org – Interactive Map of History
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Timemap.org – Interactive Map of History
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#2Oh my god, I've been wanting to create something like this for a while.
Gonna play around with this and report back! Looks amazing so far.
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#3This is amazing, but crashes with a 500 every 30 seconds.
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#4Love the concept
Clean and clear design
Slider does not work though
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#5Love the concept Clean and clear design Slider does not work though
Works for me
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#6This is incredibly educational.
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#7The dates and sovereignties seem in order, but the map is modern no matter how far you go back. The boundaries shift, but the coastline remains in its 2024 state. This means historical seas are missing, and present-day polders are present in the middle ages, etc.
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#8Very cool and works well (Edge 64-bit 131.0.2903.86 / win10)
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#9The dates and sovereignties seem in order, but the map is modern no matter how far you go back. The boundaries shift, but the coastline remains in its 2024 state. This means historical seas are missing, and present-day polders are present in the middle ages, etc.
You can change maps to many older maps under the "Explore Maps" option on the home page of the site. it seems you can either explore maps or history, but not both at the same time.
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#10For New Zealand in particular, the flags that are used through history are wildly inaccurate. It's missing the initial flag used before the Union Jack was officially adopted. And the signalling flag that is on there between 1907-1947 was never an official flag and was only kind of used between 1899-1902 before the current flag (Union Jack in the corner with the red Southern Cross stars on a blue background) was adopted in 1902.