World map in 1810
221 states share the map in 1810. The largest by mapped area are Russia, Qing and Spanish Empire.
Russia is the largest state on the map in 1810, a position it has held since 1633 (before that: Spanish Empire). It stays in first place until 1917, when United Kingdom takes over. The five largest states hold 58% of all land with a recorded ruler. 25% of the land on the map has no recorded state. There are fewer states than in 1800: 221 against 244.
Largest states in 1810
| State | Mapped area | Provinces |
|---|---|---|
| Russia | 17 million km² | 213 |
| Qing | 12 million km² | 183 |
| Spanish Empire | 11 million km² | 268 |
| United Kingdom | 11 million km² | 187 |
| Kingdom of Portugal | 7.5 million km² | 98 |
| Ottoman Empire | 3.4 million km² | 125 |
| United States of America | 2.1 million km² | 92 |
| Kazakh Khanate | 1.9 million km² | 24 |
| Persia | 1.4 million km² | 34 |
| Sokoto | 1.1 million km² | 25 |
What changed since 1800
- On the map, Austria takes the place of Habsburg Monarchy (about 570 thousand km²).
- On the map, Sokoto takes the place of Nupe (about 130 thousand km²).
- On the map, Sokoto takes the place of Hausa (about 120 thousand km²).
- Apart from that, 302 provinces changed hands between 1800 and 1810.
- United Kingdom gained about 5.6 million km², mostly from Kingdom of Great Britain and Netherlands.
- United States of America gained about 670 thousand km², mostly from Spanish Empire and Osage.
- Sokoto gained about 610 thousand km², mostly from land with no recorded state and Kanem Bornu.
- Diriyah gained about 600 thousand km², mostly from Shammar and The Hedjaz.
- New on the map: United provinces of New Granada, Poland, Kashmir, Bagelkhand and Mexico.
- No longer on the map: Kingdom of Great Britain, Shammar, The Hedjaz, Dai Viet and Gazikumukh.
Battles, 1810 - 1811
- 1810Aculco
- 1810Batin
- 1810Bussaco
- 1810Cadiz
- 1810Ciudad Rodrigo
- 1810Coa
- 1810Mauritius
- 1810Monte de las Cruces
- 1810Schumla
- 1810Silistria
- 1810Tachlimechle
- 1810Varvarin
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