What Country Was Newcastle In?

Newcastle (Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom) lies within 9 different states on Chronica Maps' 39 historical border maps. The longest stretch is under Roman Empire, from AD 100 to AD 299. The earliest state recorded here is Roman Empire (AD 100).

Who ruled Newcastle?

Period (by border map)	Ruled by
500 BC – 401 BC	Unclaimed / no data
400 BC – 2 BC	Celts
1 BC – AD 99	Unclaimed / no data
AD 100 – AD 299	Roman Empire
AD 300 – AD 399	Rome (Constantinus)
AD 400 – AD 499	Unclaimed / no data
AD 500 – AD 599	Anglo-Saxons
AD 600 – AD 799	Unclaimed / no data
AD 800 – AD 999	Northumbria
1000 – 1199	England
1200 – 1299	Angevin Empire
1300 – 1491	English territory
1492 – 1599	England
1600 – 1782	England and Ireland
1783 – 1814	United Kingdom
1815 – 1937	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
1938 – today	United Kingdom

Map showing Newcastle in AD 200 — Border map for AD 200. See Europe in AD 200.

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Historic cities nearby

York · about 120 km
Edinburgh · about 150 km
Dublin · about 350 km
Oxford · about 360 km

Battles and events within 200 km

Hadrian's Wall · AD 122
Lindisfarne · AD 793

Based on approximate historical borders; towns close to a frontier may be assigned to a neighbouring state.