Maps of Italian Unification
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Map of Italy in 1000
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Map of Italy in 1494
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Map of Italy in 1796
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Map of Italy in 1810
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Map of Italy in 1859
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Map of Italy in 1860
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Map of Italian Kingdom in 1861
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Map of Italian Kingdom in 1870
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Map of Italian Kingdom in 1919
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Italian Empire in 1940, notice expansion into Dalmatia
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Italian reach, circa 1942, notice expansion into Savoy and Dalmatia
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Map of Italian Mediterranean during the summer of 1942
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