Hovedside for kartprosjektet / Map Project Main Page

Velg aktuelt fylke, et land under "Andre land" eller et historisk kart under "Historiske kart" for å gå videre. Under andre kart ligger det historiske kart over Europa.
NB! Noen av kartene er store og i høy oppløsning og tar derfor litt tid å vise på nettsiden. Hold nede venstre museknapp for å dra forstørrelsesglasset rundt på kartet.

• Europa 1560 (*)
• Europa: Religiøse skillelinjer ca. 1618 (*)
• Europa 1618-1660: 30-årskrigen m.m. (*)
• Europa 1648: Freden i Westfalen (*) - Freden i Westfalen avslutter 30-årskrigen på det europeiske kontinent
• Skandinavia 1658: Freden i Roskilde (*) - 2. Trondhjemske Infanterriregiment ledet av Jørgen Bjelke tapte Jämtland og Härjedalen til Sverige i "Den nedverdigende Freden i Roskilde"

Please select county for Norwegian maps, country for maps from other countries or historical European maps under the heading "Historiske kart".
NB! Some of the maps are big and have a high resolution. Hence it may take some time before they appear. Drag the magnifier glass around by holding the left mouse button.

• Europe 1560 (*)
• Europe: Religious Situation abt. 1618 (*)
• Europe 1618-1660: Principal Seats of War in Europe 1618-1660 (*)
• Europe 1648: The Peace Treaty of Westphalia 1648 (*) - The peace Treaty og Westphalia ended the European 30-year war
• Scandinavia 1658: The Peace Treaty of Roskilde (*) - 2nd Infantry Regiment of Tronhjem lead by Jørgen Bjelke lost Jamtland and Harjedalen back to Swden in this "degraded" Peace Treaty of Roskilde

Kilder - Sources:
(*) Historical maps marked "*" above, are courtesy of The General Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin. Original Sources: Sheperd, William R., Historical Atlas, 1923, Labberton, Robert H., the Dawn of History to the Present Day, "Europe in 1648 - Peace of Westphalia", Sixth Edition, 1884.
Modern maps of Norway, Denmark, Sweden, The Hetherlands and France used to indicate places connected to this genealogy originally produced by U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, courtesy og The General Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin. New place name indicators by Carsten Berg Høgenhoff, Oslo, Norway.
I recommend The University of Texas at Austin's site if you look for maps of just about everything:
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/index.html
(3) Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam
(4) Blaeu's Toonneel der Steden, published 1652. Scanned by George M. Welling