Maps of Armenia

	THE BABYLONIAN CLAY TABLET 6th c. BC British Museum – London, Near Eastern
	The map of the Kingdom of Urartu
	THE MAP OF ARMENIA, COLCHIS, IBERIA, ALBANIA
	THE MAP OF ASIA MINOR 1482, Ulm, Germany, cartographer: Nicolaus Germanus British Library – London
	A MAP FROM PTOLEMY’S GEOGRAPHY 1482, Rome, Bononie edition, British Library – London
	Armenian kingdoms during 9th-11th centuries- Armenian and Region (Asia Minor) in 9th-11th centuries
	The map of Bagratid (Armenian) Kingdoms
	PORTOLAN MAP OF “RUSSIA, TARTARIA AND PART OF EUROPE AND ASIA” (DETAIL) 1553, cartographer: Battista Agnese Museo Correr – Venice
	THE MAP OF “ARMENIA MAJOR, IBERIA, COLCHIS AND ALBANIA” 1605, cartographer: Jodocus Hondius Private collection – London
	Armenia and region, Robert de Vaugondy 1762
	A General Map for Information about the History of the Saints", Phillippe Buache, Published in 1783 in Paris
	Armenia, Mesopotamia, Babylonia and Assyria with Adjacent Regions", Karl von Spruner, published in 1865
	THE MAP OF ARAB CALIPHATE

 

June 1919 - First Republic of Armenia

Routes of the American Military Mission To Armenia august - October 1919

Eastern Provinces of Ottoman Empire - Turkish Armenia - Western Armenia

conflict zones in Transcaucasus

	Armenian provinces (Kars and Erivan) - after 1877-1878 Russian-Turkish war
	THE MAP OF ARMENIA IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEVR TREATY
	The Map shows the boundaries of Armenia as awarded by President Wilson
	THE MAP OF SOVIET ARMENIA AND CAUCASUS 1952-1991
	THE MAP of Republic of Armenia and Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh
	THE MAP OF SAMTSKHE-JAVAKHK REGION
	THE  MAP OF ETHNIC NATIONS OF TRANSCAUCASUS
	The Map of Caucasus (North and South) and Western Armenia
	ETHNO-LINGUISTIC GROUPS OF CAUCASUS