Achaemenid Empire (-400)
Source: Wikipedia
Asia
Map list
Africa-Asia – Excision (2013)
Source: UNICEF
Afrique-Asie – Élephants : trafic d’ivoire
Source: ONU
Amur River
Source: Wikipedia
Arab Empire – historical extension
Source: Wikipedia
Arab League
Source: Wikipedia
Arabe – dialectes
Source: Wikipédia
Arabe – distribution
Source: Wikipédia
Arabia (1914)
Source: Wikipedia
Arabian Sea
Source: Wikipedia
Arctic
Source: Wikipedia
Arctic – Polar sea routes
Source: Cahiers de géographie du Québec, Frédéric Lasserre
Arctic – political
Source: Government of Canada
Arctic – Winter CO2 emissions (2003-2017)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Arctic and Antarctic: maximum and minimum sea ice area (2009)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Artaxiad Armenia under Tigranes II (80 BC)
Source: Wikipedia
Asia – High speed train
Source: Wikipedia
Asia – Languages
Source: Wikipedia
Asia – Tiger
Source: WWF
Asia – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
Source: Wikipedia
Asie – Densité
Source: nc
Asie – Eaux souterraines
Source: UNESCO
Asie – Forêts
Source: nc
Asie – Publications scientifiques (évolution 2000-2007)
Source: [email protected], Web of Science, Thomson-Reuters
Asie – Routière
Source: Google Maps
Asie – Urbanisation : extension 2000-2010
Source: Banque mondiale - A new urban landscape in East South East Asia, 2000-2010
Asie du Sud-Est : vulnérabilité face aux changements climatiques
Source: International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
Source: Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire (1025)
Source: Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire (1076)
Source: Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire (555)
Source: Wikipedia
Caspian Sea – Oil reserves
Source: CIA
Caucasus – Aras and Kura rivers watershed
Source: Wikipedia
Caucasus – Drainage basins
Source: Wikipedia
Caucasus – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
Caucasus – topographic geopolitics
Source: Wikipedia
Central Asia – ethnic
Source: Wikipedia
Central Asia – Oil
Source: Wikipedia
China – India – Bangladesh: Brahmaputra and Ganges Rivers
Source: Wikipedia
China – Rail: High-speed rail vision
Source: South China Morning Post
China-Russia – Manchuria (1858-1904)
Source: Wikipedia
Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)
Source: Wikipedia
East Asia – Maritime claims
Source: Le Monde diplomatique
Empire of Alexander the Great at its peak (-334 -323)
Source: Wikipedia
Empire ottoman (1683)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire ottoman – Turquie (1923)
Source: Le Monde Diplomatique
Empire romain (-44)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain (116)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain (117)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain (14)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain (271)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain (54)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain (96)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire romain – diocèses (300)
Source: Wikipédia
Eurasia
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Méditerranée (476)
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Publications scientifiques (évolution 2000-2007)
Source: [email protected], Web of Science, Thomson-Reuters
Europe – Temperatures anomaly (February 2019)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Fertile Crescent
Source: Wikipedia
Golfe Persique – relief
Source: Wikipédia
Gulf Cooperation Council
Source: Wikipédia
Himalayas – Earthquakes (1900-2016)
Source: USGS
Himalayas – Geological formation
Source: Wikipedia
Himalayas – Highest Peaks in the World
Source: Wikipedia
Himalayas – Risk of landslides
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Himalayas – Tibet: satellite
Source: Wikipedia
Himalayas – Tibet: topographic
Source: Wikipedia
India – Bangladesh – Pakistan – Nepal – Bhutan: languages
Source: Wikipedia
India Ocean (1650)
Source: Sunmap
Indochina (1760)
Source: Wikipedia
Indochina (1886)
Source: Wikipedia
Indochina – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
Iran – Influence and interference (2018)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Iranian world
Source: Wikipedia
Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC)
Source: Wikipedia
Japan – Korea: Tree cover density
Source: Jakub Marian
Japan – Russia: Kuril Islands
Source: CIA
Khmer Empire (1290-1760)
Source: Wikipedia
Languages – Arabic
Source: Elordenmundial
Major Powers in Eurasia in 555
Source: Wikipedia
Malayo-Polynesian languages
Source: Wikipedia
Mashriq
Source: Wikipedia
Mediterranean Sea – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
Mer Morte, Jordanie-Palestine-Israël
Source: ESA
Mesopotamia
Source: Wikipedia
Middle East (1000)
Source: Wikipedia
Middle East – Sykes-Picot Agreements (May 8, 1916)
Source: Wikipedia
Middle East – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
Mongol Empire
Source: Wikipedia
Mongol Empire
Source: Wikipedia
Mount Everest – Sagarmatha – Chomolungma
Source: Wikipedia
Moyen-Orient – indépendances au 20e siècle
Source: Le Monde Diplomatique
Organisation de la coopération islamique
Source: Wikipédia
Ottoman Empire (1683)
Source: Wikipedia
Pacific Ocean
Source: Wikipedia
Pacific War: Japanese Advances (1942)
Source: Wikipedia
Pacifique – plaque de déchets
Source: Robin des Bois
Pacifique – plaque de déchets : exemple d’un trajet
Source: Wikipédia
Parthian Empire (-60)
Source: Wikipedia
Pearl River Delta Megalopolis
Source: Google Maps
Persian Gulf – Countries
Source: Wikipedia
Persian Gulf – hydrocarbons
Source: Interfax
Persian Gulf – satellite
Source: NASA
Persian Gulf – hydrocarbons
Source: NIOC
Petra – Jordan
Source: Wikipedia
Poles – minimum ice cover (1980-2016)
Source: National Snow and Ice Data Center
Poliomyélite : carte du monde (2008)
Source: Organisation mondiale de la Santé (OMS)
Province of Judea – 1st century
Source: Wikipedia
Red Sea
Source: Wikipedia
Ring of Fire
Source: Wikipedia
Roman Empire (125)
Source: Wikipedia
Russia – Japan: Kuril Islands
Source: Wikipedia
Russian Empire (1866)
Source: Wikipedia
Russian Empire (1914)
Source: Wikipedia
Sasanian Empire (621)
Source: Wikipedia
Sea of Japan – pollution cloud
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Seleucid Empire (-200)
Source: Wikipedia
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
Source: Wikipedia
Silk Road
Source: Wikipedia
Silk Road, 1st century
Source: Wikipedia
Somalia – piracy (2005-2010)
Source: Wikipedia
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
Source: Wikipedia
South China Sea – claims
Source: Wikipedia
South China Sea – maritime claims
Source: Yann Roche
South China Sea – maritime claims
Source: Atlas géopolitique des espaces maritimes
South China Sea – maritime claims
Source: Sciences Po
Spratleys – revendications des pays
Source: Wikipédia
Strait of Hormuz: United Arab Emirates – Iran – Oman
Source: CIA
Taiwan Strait
Source: CIA
Terre australe (1550)
Source: Sunmap
Thaïlande – canal de Kra / canal thaï (projet)
Source: Wikipédia
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers: Watersheds
Source: Wikipedia
Turkic Council
Source: Wikipedia
Typhoon Talim (14 September 2017)
Source: Nasa Earth Observatory
Typhoons Talim and Doksuri (13 September 2017)
Source: Nasa Earth Observatory
Union pour la Méditerranée
Source: PopulationData.net ; fond de carte : Sciences Po
Western Asia
Source: CIA
World – Arabic: language
Source: University of Stockholm, Wikipedia
World – Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
Source: Ressources Naturelles Canada
World – Least Developed Countries (LDCs) (2020)
Source: Wikipedia, UN,
World – New Silk Road
Source: Wikipedia
World – North or South Sea Routes?
Source: Wikipedia
World – Russian: language
Source: University of Stockholm
World – Turkish: language
Source: Wikipedia