CChronica Maps

Roman Empire: Map & Borders Over Time

Roman Empire appears on 3 of the 39 border maps, from 1 BC to AD 200. Its mapped territory was largest in AD 200, at roughly 4.87 million km². Chronica Maps groups it with the Rome lineage, shown in the same colour across periods.

Map of Roman Empire in AD 200
Border map for AD 200. See Europe in AD 200.

Open AD 200 in the interactive map

Territory of Roman Empire over time

Approximate area on each border map.

Map yearApprox. areaChange
1 BC4.27 million km²–
AD 1004.59 million km²+8%
AD 2004.87 million km²+6%

Cities within Roman Empire in AD 200

Rulers (Rome)

ReignRuler
27 BC–14Augustus
14–37Tiberius
37–41Caligula
41–54Claudius
54–68Nero
68–69Year of the Four Emperors
69–79Vespasian
79–81Titus
81–96Domitian
96–98Nerva
98–117Trajan
117–138Hadrian
138–161Antoninus Pius
161–180Marcus Aurelius
180–192Commodus
193–211Septimius Severus
211–217Caracalla
217–222Macrinus / Elagabalus
222–235Severus Alexander
235–269Crisis of the Third Century
270–275Aurelian
276–284Soldier emperors
284–305Diocletian (Tetrarchy)

Related states in the same lineage