A Map of Ancient Rome.
This Roman Empire map shows the extent of the
territories as they were structured
in the 2nd Century A.D.
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Courtesy of the Dalton School. |
Key to the map of ancient Rome.
1. Baetica
| 19. Noricum
| 37. Cappadocia
| 2. Lusitania
| 20. Pannonia
| 38. Pontus
| 3. Tarraconesis
| 21. Dalmatia
| 39. Armenia Inferior
| 4. Narbonensis
| 22. Dacia
| 40. Sophene
| 5. Aquitania
| 23. Meosia
| 41. Osroene
| 6. Lugdunensis
| 24. Thracia
| 42. Commagene
| 7. Belgica
| 25. Macedonia
| 43. Armenia
| 8. Britannia
| 26. Epirus
| 44. Assyria
| 9. Germania Inferior
| 27. Achaea
| 45. Mesopotamia
| 10. Germania Superior
| 28. Asia
| 46. Syria
| 11. Langobardi
| 29. Bithynia
| 47. Judaea
| 12. Rhaetia
| 30. Galatia
| 48. Arabia Petraea
| 13. Italia
| 31. Lycaonia
| 49. Aegyptus
| 14. Sicilia
| 32. Lycia
| 50. Cyrenaica
| 15. Corsica / Sardinia
| 33. Pisidia
| 51. Numidia
| 16. Alpes Penninae
| 34. Pamphylia
| 52. Africa
| 17. Alpes Cottiae
| 35. Cyprus
| 53. Mauretania
| 18. Alpes Maritimae
| 36. Cilicia
| 54. Baleares
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