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 Logo of GeaCron | |
| Formation | 2011 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Luis Múzquiz |
| Type | Website |
| Purpose | Historical Cartography |
| Website | geacron |
GeaCron is an Internet-based cartographical association and resource focusing on Historical Cartography.[1] GeaCron was founded in 2011 by Luis Múzquiz.[2]
GeaCron is available in seven languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Italian and German.[3] GeaCron is made with collaboration with Rey Juan Carlos University.[4]
Website
editThe website can display maps up to 3000 BCE but as of April 4 2024 the most up to date map is in 2022.[5] The majority of the traffic to GeaCron's website comes from Turkey, Spain, USA, UK, Russia and South Korea[6]
See also
edit- History of Cartography
- World Map
- Early world maps – List of early depictions of the world
- Web mapping – Process of using the maps delivered by geographic information systems (GIS) in World Wide Web
- History of Border Changes
- Centennia Historical Atlas
- Euratlas History Maps
- List of historical maps
