Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015 · THE MAP ON 14 JAN 2011

Map of Tunisia on 14 January 2011

Ben Ali flees

Tunisia on 14 January 2011: Ben Ali flees. The map shows who held what: In revolt: protest, uprising, civil war, Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule.

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Map of Tunisia on 14 January 2011: Ben Ali flees. Colours show In revolt: protest, uprising, civil war, Authoritarian, one-party or colonial rule. — 14 JAN 2011 · PROTEST AND CHANGE: SECOND-WAVE FEMINISM AND TUNISIA, 1945–2015

These maps are reconstructed from published sources · Amnesty International: Tunisia in revolt (2011) · Cliopatria v0.2.1 historical polities · Tunisia governorates, geoBoundaries gbOpen (2017 reference) · Natural Earth 1:10m countries and physical geography · World Bank: The Unfinished Revolution, chapter 10 (2014)

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Amnesty International; event locations and chronology. Factual historical evidence; no source prose reproduced
Cliopatria contributors / Seshat Global History Databank. CC BY 4.0 · Selected source records; component selection, documented unions and date proxies; projected for display.
© OpenStreetMap contributors; Wambacher; geoBoundaries. ODbL-1.0 (upstream OpenStreetMap/Wambacher) · ISO-to-atlas ID crosswalk; projection; governorate unions and border-corridor extraction. Source coordinates retained.
Natural Earth. Public domain · Property selection and semantic ID normalization; full coordinates retained. An upstream Egyptian ring self-intersection is repaired with area change below 1e-9 square degrees; see natural-earth-admin0-review.json.
World Bank; coastal concentration of activity, not a published polygon. Factual historical evidence; no source prose reproduced

The governorate geometry comes from the published 2017 reference. Earlier snapshots use the same grid to locate events, without claiming that these 24 administrative units existed throughout 1945–2015.

reconstruction: 2014 evidence; 2017 administrative geometry · vector: 1976–2023 · vector: 2017

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