Maps of Libya

map composition of Libya

 

  Hydrographic Maps

 

 

map of ancient Libya during the Egyptian empire

In ancient times Libya began west of the Nile and most of the inhabitants of the Egyptian Delta were native Berbers (Imazighen). This map is part of the map of Ancient Libya, showing the locations of the native Berber tribes of Ancient Egypt. Hence the ancient Greek geographers referred to the whole Africa by the name of "Libya". For more information please see the Temehu tribes of ancient Libya.

 

1914 Libya

Map of Libya

Map of Libya & North Africa in 1914, showing The Country Tripoli (in green). From: Harmsworth's Atlas of The World And Pictorial Gazetteer With An Atlas of The Great War, Edited by J. A. Hammerton, The Amalgamated Press, LTD., London, pp. 284-285. For more information about these maps see our Libya page.

 

1920 Libya

libya map during imperial military geography
1920s Italian Tripoli, from:
"Imperial Military Geography", by D. H. Cole, London, 1928, p. 78.

 

1930 Libya

libya map under Italian occupation in 1934

Libya under Italian occupation, 1934. Image based on the image from: Administrative subdivision of Italian Libya, from "Atlantino storico" (1938), by professor Arcangelo Ghisleri. Source:Wikipedia

 

Tuareg Confederacies & Territories

Tuareg Cconfideracies

Coloured regions of the Sahara & North Africa, showing the locations of Tuareg confederacies & territories.For more information please see: tuareg-confederacies.htm

 

Caravan Routes Map

 

Feuling Stations Map

 

The Strange NFZ Over Libya

The above image is a modified map of the The published No-Fly-Zone over (some parts of) Libya. The modified map was completed by Temehu.com to illustrate the actual size of the NFZ in relation to the whole of Libya, and to show how all the land borders of Libya are left out of the map!? To see a copy of the published map, please see: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/66/Operation_Odyssey_Dawn_-_No_Fly_Zone_-_Libya_March_2011.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

 

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