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World Map in 1650

This world map shows state borders in 1650. The largest states and empires were Tsardom of Muscovy, Ottoman Empire, central Asian khanates, Manchu Empire and Viceroyalty of Peru. The map stays in use until the next recorded border change in 1700.

World map in 1650 showing state borders
Border map for 1650. See the world in 1650.

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Largest states and empires in 1650

Areas are approximate, from the historical border data.

StateApprox. areaRegion
Tsardom of Muscovy12.71 million km²–
Ottoman Empire5.48 million km²Europe
central Asian khanates5.29 million km²Asia
Manchu Empire5.20 million km²Asia
Viceroyalty of Peru3.78 million km²–
Viceroyalty of New Spain2.89 million km²–
Mughal Empire2.74 million km²Asia
Safavid Empire2.10 million km²Asia
Tibet2.07 million km²Asia
Kazakh Khanate1.96 million km²Asia
Dutch East Indies1.70 million km²Asia
Morocco1.34 million km²Africa
Khiva Khanate940,000 km²Asia
Cree890,000 km²–
Post-Ming Warlords880,000 km²Asia
Sweden870,000 km²Europe
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth840,000 km²Europe
Portuguese Brazil740,000 km²–
Holy Roman Empire630,000 km²Europe
Islamic and Hindu states520,000 km²Asia
Spain490,000 km²Europe
France480,000 km²Europe
Ayutthaya460,000 km²Asia
Madagascar430,000 km²Africa
Denmark-Norway390,000 km²Europe
Ava390,000 km²Asia
Nogai Horde370,000 km²Europe
Kanem-Bornu360,000 km²Africa
Shan states360,000 km²Asia
Tokugawa shogunate360,000 km²Asia

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Key events, 1650 to 1699

YearEventWhere
1652The Dutch found Cape TownCape Town
1683Second Siege of ViennaVienna

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