Adriatic Sea
Source: Wikipedia
Europe
Map list
Africa-Europe – gas pipelines
Source: Wikipedia
Arab Empire – historical extension
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
Arctique – températures moyennes (été 2016)
Source: Nasa Earth Observatory
Austria-Hungary (1914)
Source: Wikipedia
Autriche-Hongrie – Ethnies (1910)
Source: Wikipédia
Baltic Sea
Source: Wikipedia
Baltic Sea – bathymetry
Source: Wikipedia
Baltic Sea – Gulf of Finland
Source: Wikipedia
Baltic Sea – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire (1025)
Source: Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire (1076)
Source: Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire (555)
Source: Wikipedia
Caucasus – Drainage basins
Source: Wikipedia
China – Rail: High-speed rail vision
Source: South China Morning Post
Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)
Source: Wikipedia
Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA – AECG)
Source: Wikipedia
Copenhague-Malmö – satellite
Source: Google Maps
Empire carolingien (768-811)
Source: Wikipédia
Empire of Alexander the Great at its peak (-334 -323)
Source: Wikipedia
Empire ottoman (1683)
Source: Wikipédia
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
Empire romain – partition (395)
Source: Wikipédia
Eurasia
Source: Wikipedia
Europe (1765)
Source: Hendrick E. Wuckelt
Europe – Alliances militaires (1914)
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Alps protected areas
Source: Alpine Convention
Europe – Bassins hydrographiques et lignes de partage des eaux
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Blondes
Source: Chez Pilou
Europe – Bruit
Source: Agence européenne de l'environnement
Europe – Celtic Sea and Bay of Biscay: bathymetry
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Celts
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Centrales nucléaires
Source: Le Monde, AIEA
Europe – Centrales nucléaires
Source: Artemco
Europe – Danube
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Demography (2001-2011)
Source: BBSR Bonn
Europe – Demography (2007-2016)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Europe – density (2007)
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Density (2011)
Source: Eurostat
Europe – Eaux souterraines
Source: UNESCO
Europe – Euro Zone
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Finnic languages
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Forests
Europe – Forêts
Source: nc
Europe – Frontex
Source: Migreurop
Europe – Guerre froide : alliances économiques
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Guerre froide : alliances militaires
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Guerre froide : forces militaires en présence (1973)
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Guerre froide : forces militaires présentes (1959)
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – High speed train
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Indice de fécondité (2014)
Source: Eurostat
Europe – Industrial fishing (2016)
Source: Global Fishing Watch
Europe – Jeunes vivant chez leurs parents
Source: Eurostats
Europe – Life expectancy (2016)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Europe – Méditerranée (476)
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Mer du Nord
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Metropolitan cities (2016)
Source: Eurostat
Europe – Migrations (1987-2017)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Europe – Migrations : morts (1993-2012)
Source: Migreurop
Europe – NATO (2018)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Europe – Niveau de connaissance de l’anglais (2015)
Source: Education First
Europe – Population (2017)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Europe – Population (évolution 2001-2011)
Source: Washington Post
Europe – Prostitution (legislations, 2016)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
Europe – Publications scientifiques (évolution 2000-2007)
Source: [email protected], Web of Science, Thomson-Reuters
Europe – RailBaltica
Source: Ministry of Transport and Communication of the Republic of Latvia
Europe – Railway: 19th century development
Source: F. Sauzeau
Europe – Regional nationalism and minorities
Source: Harald Thibault Gallet, Groupe d'études géopolitiques
Europe – Religion : assiduité hebdomadaire (2015)
Source: Stratfor
Europe – Renewable energies (2016)
Source: RTE
Europe – Rideau de fer (Guerre froide)
Source: Wikipédia
Europe – Salaire minimum (2013)
Source: Eurostat
Europe – Satellite
Source: Google Maps
Europe – Schengen Area
Source: Wikipedia
Europe – Separatist movements
Source: Wikipedia ; Geopolitical Futures
Europe – Soils
Source: Corine Land Cover
Europe – Solar Irradiation
Source: Wikipedia, GeoModel Solar
Europe – Taux d’occupation carcéral (2013)
Source: Eurostat, Le Monde
Europe – Temperatures anomaly (February 2019)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Europe – Terrorism: attacks (1970-2015)
Source: Washington Post
Europe – TGV les plus rapides
Source: GoEuro
Europe – Voies navigables
Source: ONU
Europe – World War II: Front, May 1, 1945
Source: Wikipedia
Europe de l’Ouest – Publications scientifiques (évolution 2000-2007)
Source: [email protected], Web of Science, Thomson-Reuters
European Free Trade Association (EFTA)
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – Date of accession
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – English
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – French
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – German
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – Italian
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – Low-Wage Workers (2014)
Source: Eurostat
European Union – Spanish
Source: Wikipedia
European Union – Special member state territories of the European Union
Source: Wikipedia
Fennoscandia
Source: Wikipedia
France – battle of the borders (1914)
Source: Wikipedia
France – European elections 2019
Source: Le Monde
France-Benelux-Germany – urbanization (2009)
Source: Wikipedia
Frankish Empire – expansion
Source: Wikipedia
French Empire – Departments (1812)
Source: Wikipedia
Hanse (Hanseatic League) and State of the Teutonic Order (1300-1400)
Source: Wikipedia
House of Valois-Burgundy of Charles the Bold (1465–1477)
Source: Wikipedia
Major Powers in Eurasia in 555
Source: Wikipedia
Mediterranean Sea – topographic
Source: Wikipedia
NATO – Member Countries
Source: Wikipedia
NATO – Military spending by country
Source: Émilie Canova
NATO – Partnerships
Source: Wikipedia
Nordic Council
Source: Wikipedia
Organisation pour la sécurité et la coopération en Europe (OSCE)
Source: Wikipédia
OTAN – Élargissement
Source: Wikipédia
Ottoman Empire (1683)
Source: Wikipedia
Poles – minimum ice cover (1980-2016)
Source: National Snow and Ice Data Center
Rhine – watershed
Source: Wikipedia
Roman Empire (125)
Source: Wikipedia
Royaume-Uni – vote Brexit
Source: New York Times
Russia-Europe – Gas Pipelines
Source: Wikipedia
Russian Empire (1866)
Source: Wikipedia
Russian Empire (1914)
Source: Wikipedia
Saint-Empire romain germanique (1000)
Source: Wikipédia
Saint-Empire romain germanique (1400)
Source: Wikipédia
Saint-Empire romain germanique (1648)
Source: Wikipédia
Saint-Empire romain germanique (1789)
Source: Wikipédia
Scandinavia (1520)
Source: Wikipedia
Scandinavia – Sámi people
Source: Wikipedia
Scandinavia – winter
Source: Wikipedia
Scandinavie – densité (1996)
Source: Wikipédia
Silk Road
Source: Wikipedia
Silk Road, 1st century
Source: Wikipedia
Strait of Gibraltar – satellite
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Tour de France 2017
Source: Tour de France
Tour de France 2022
Source: Le Tour
Treaty of Verdun (843)
Source: Wikipedia
Union européenne
Source: Wikipédia
Union européenne – Territoires périphériques associés
Source: Wikipédia
Union pour la Méditerranée
Source: PopulationData.net ; fond de carte : Sciences Po
Vandalic War (533-534)
Source: Wikipedia
Vikings – expansion
Source: Wikipedia
Vikings – voyages
Source: Wikipedia
Visegrád Group
Source: Wikipedia
Warsaw Pact
Source: Wikipedia
World – New Silk Road
Source: Wikipedia
World – North or South Sea Routes?
Source: Wikipedia
World – Russian: language
Source: University of Stockholm
Øresund
Source: Google